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Hub You - Cloaking Keywords Strategically: What Did You Get On Your S.A.T.'s?
Really? You mean there are NO perceptions and behaviors peculiar to that company's outside audiences that would help or hinder it in the pursuit of its objectives?Wow! I need to know more about a company that can ignore what its key external publics perceive about the company
Did you know that the correct answer on the S.A.T. tests is most usually the letter 'C.' Why? Because if the answer is placed as the first choice (answer 'A') or as the last thing the test taker sees (answer 'E') these answers POP more than they should. They instantly become MORE OBVIOUS in those positi
How many times have you sat in your beige cubicle and thought about leaving your predictable 9-5 life behind? Whether the motivation is boredom, problematic boss or the hassle of commuting to and from work each day, the idea of working for yourself is tempting. However, the main perk of
Just as a refresher, cloaking keywords merely involves finding more and more natural ways for your keywords to appear in your articles...thus making them more invisible to the reader and still very visible to the search engine bots.
Not everyone else out there even concerns themselves with the placement of keywords, but I definitely DO because the more and more software people keep coming out with better and more natural content generation software, the more exact the algorithm folks will make their searches for 'real' content. The more they will reward real writing of great content. Diligence will be rewarded.
It's going to happen. (If it hasn't already.)
And although at first glance it might make perfect sense to place your most important keywords at the BEGINNING and at the END of every sentence, those positions certainly have more of a 'spam' quality to them. By leading with or ending on the main points of our sentences, we call a ton of attention to them. And as a reader, it's almost thrown in our faces what the writer is weaving his way AWAY FROM (when the keywords lead off the sentence) and TOWARD (when they appear at the end.)
In advertising, when we see this, we say that 'your creative brief is showing' meaning you're being way too obvious.
Some people want to be obvious. And its fine to be. But I keep looking for better and better ways to write persuasive, content-thick pieces.
Now, what does all of this have to do with the S.A.T.'s? In my professional opinion...a lot.
Did you know that the correct answer on the S.A.T. tests is most usually the letter 'C.' Why? Because if the answer is placed as the first choice (answer 'A') or as the last thing the test taker sees (answer 'E') these answers POP more than they should. They instantly become MORE OBVIOUS in those positi
We spend a lot of time, money and effort in creating a killer website. Then we go about promoting it to the masses which costs more time, money and effort. We expect our super website to be a success by getting lots of hits with visitors pouring in thanks to our zealous and costly promoti
It's going to happen. (If it hasn't already.)
And although at first glance it might make perfect sense to place your most important keywords at the BEGINNING and at the END of every sentence, those positions certainly have more of a 'spam' quality to them. By leading with or ending on the main points of our sentences, we call a ton of attention to them. And as a reader, it's almost thrown in our faces what the writer is weaving his way AWAY FROM (when the keywords lead off the sentence) and TOWARD (when they appear at the end.)
In advertising, when we see this, we say that 'your creative brief is showing' meaning you're being way too obvious.
Some people want to be obvious. And its fine to be. But I keep looking for better and better ways to write persuasive, content-thick pieces.
Now, what does all of this have to do with the S.A.T.'s? In my professional opinion...a lot.
Did you know that the correct answer on the S.A.T. tests is most usually the letter 'C.' Why? Because if the answer is placed as the first choice (answer 'A') or as the last thing the test taker sees (answer 'E') these answers POP more than they should. They instantly become MORE OBVIOUS in those positi
One of the best ways to start a work at home business is by blogging. Blogging can be an easier vehicle for earning money online. It frees you from web design and thus has become a popular option for work at home moms. On that note, this doesn’t mean that it is easy to make money from y
In advertising, when we see this, we say that 'your creative brief is showing' meaning you're being way too obvious.
Some people want to be obvious. And its fine to be. But I keep looking for better and better ways to write persuasive, content-thick pieces.
Now, what does all of this have to do with the S.A.T.'s? In my professional opinion...a lot.
Did you know that the correct answer on the S.A.T. tests is most usually the letter 'C.' Why? Because if the answer is placed as the first choice (answer 'A') or as the last thing the test taker sees (answer 'E') these answers POP more than they should. They instantly become MORE OBVIOUS in those positi
In this article I'm going to discuss the easiest way to make money online. Yes, and I don't mean those cheap surveys (of which some are scams) which pay you pennies for your opinion, nor is it those email reading ventures where you get paid $0.01 to read an email.What I am about to
In advertising, when we see this, we say that 'your creative brief is showing' meaning you're being way too obvious.
Some people want to be obvious. And its fine to be. But I keep looking for better and better ways to write persuasive, content-thick pieces.
Now, what does all of this have to do with the S.A.T.'s? In my professional opinion...a lot.
Did you know that the correct answer on the S.A.T. tests is most usually the letter 'C.' Why? Because if the answer is placed as the first choice (answer 'A') or as the last thing the test taker sees (answer 'E') these answers POP more than they should. They instantly become MORE OBVIOUS in those positi
At an International Franchising Symposium in London, Peter Holt made the bold statement to his audience of Franchisors that they needed to understand that their business would fail, and in fact all businesses are bound for failure. Needless to say, there were a few shocked faces in the cr
Did you know that the correct answer on the S.A.T. tests is most usually the letter 'C.' Why? Because if the answer is placed as the first choice (answer 'A') or as the last thing the test taker sees (answer 'E') these answers POP more than they should. They instantly become MORE OBVIOUS in those positions.
So the test writers more often than not 'cloak' the correct answer amid the entire set of possible choices.
By taking a stab at placing your keywords in the middle of certain sentences, you make your keywords POP less. Thus making your keywords and your 'sales messages' far less obvious. Thus making it better.
Just another tool for your writing toolbox. Enjoy.
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