regarding separating keywords for SEO

[mrmiyagi]

Hey, have a SEO question... I'm not really sure if I should separate keywords in my Meta section. For example say I have japanese schoolgirls, asian schoolgirls, schoolgirls in uniform do I need to include the word schoolgirls eveytime? Or should I put japanese schoolgirls, asian, uniform in the Meta keywords section?

thanks

[indo]

Originally Posted by mrmiyagi

Hey, have a SEO question... I'm not really sure if I should separate keywords in my Meta section. For example say I have japanese schoolgirls, asian schoolgirls, schoolgirls in uniform do I need to include the word schoolgirls eveytime? Or should I put japanese schoolgirls, asian, uniform in the Meta keywords section?

thanks

Take your root keyword (i.e. asian schoolgirls) and run it through Google Insights for Search - take note of the top terms on the left, and the top breakout terms on the right.

Put the 7 or 8 most relevant and highest volume ones in there.. and be done with it. Focus on getting links

[mrmiyagi]

Originally Posted by indo

Take your root keyword (i.e. asian schoolgirls) and run it through Google Insights for Search - take note of the top terms on the left, and the top breakout terms on the right.

Put the 7 or 8 most relevant and highest volume ones in there.. and be done with it. Focus on getting links

hey thanks for advice, I did that and get this on the right

1. asian schoolgirls videos +180%
2. asian schoolgirls video +140%
3. hot asian schoolgirls +110%
4. hot schoolgirls +110%
5. asian lesbian schoolgirls +100%
6. lesbian schoolgirls +100%
7. young asian girls +60%
8. asian schoolgirls movies +50%

so if I include these words I write asian schoolgirls videos, asian schoolgirls video, hot asian schoolgirls, hot schoolgirls.

It's ok to keep repeating the schoolgirls keyword?

[mrmiyagi]

oh and another quick note... will a searching in google with asian schoolgirls videos yield a different result to typing in asian schoolgirls video?

[indo]

Originally Posted by mrmiyagi

hey thanks for advice, I did that and get this on the right

1. asian schoolgirls videos +180%
2. asian schoolgirls video +140%
3. hot asian schoolgirls +110%
4. hot schoolgirls +110%
5. asian lesbian schoolgirls +100%
6. lesbian schoolgirls +100%
7. young asian girls +60%
8. asian schoolgirls movies +50%

so if I include these words I write asian schoolgirls videos, asian schoolgirls video, hot asian schoolgirls, hot schoolgirls.

It's ok to keep repeating the schoolgirls keyword?

yea you should keep repeating 'schoolgirls' - your meta keyword should be:

asian schoolgirls videos, asian schoolgirls video, hot asian schoolgirls, hot schoolgirls, asian lesbian schoolgirls, lesbian schoolgirls, young asian girls, asian schoolgirls movies

and ALWAYS write a unique meta description as well.

Find loads of hot asian schoolgirls in our members gallery. Our gallery has the best selection of asian schoolgirl videos and asian schoolgirl movies. CLICK HERE

^^^ something like that

[indo]

Originally Posted by mrmiyagi

oh and another quick note... will a searching in google with asian schoolgirls videos yield a different result to typing in asian schoolgirls video?

When you start your link building campaign, make sure you get those singular and plural variations in anchor text links. You'll be fine

[mrmiyagi]

Originally Posted by indo

When you start your link building campaign, make sure you get those singular and plural variations in anchor text links. You'll be fine

that's great thanks for your help

[mrmiyagi]

oh also you say write a unique description for each page. I usually just cut some of the blog entry and paste it into the description... is this okay or should I completely change it and hammer it with the keywords?

[indo]

Originally Posted by mrmiyagi

oh also you say write a unique description for each page. I usually just cut some of the blog entry and paste it into the description... is this okay or should I completely change it and hammer it with the keywords?

your meta description will show up in the SERPS a lot of times. So write something that gets your keywords in there (since they will be bold) and have a nice call to action.

Also, make sure they are UNIQUE. Don't just go copy/pasting a pice of the content. Im not sure how much it really matters, but it is a fundamental thing to do.

Content + Links = Traffic

[mrmiyagi]

Originally Posted by indo

your meta description will show up in the SERPS a lot of times. So write something that gets your keywords in there (since they will be bold) and have a nice call to action.

Also, make sure they are UNIQUE. Don't just go copy/pasting a pice of the content. Im not sure how much it really matters, but it is a fundamental thing to do.

Content + Links = Traffic

ahh that's great advice thanks, before I was pretty much just cutting and pasting 160 words from the blog post and putting it in the description... wooops

[mrmiyagi]

do I need keywords at all ?!
Just read that google don't look at meta keywords...

[fatfoo]

If a person searches in Google with quotation marks, he/she will find the exact phrase with all the words in the correct order. For example, "women in uniforms."

[pornsprite]

Indo I got as much out of this thread as mrmiyagi did.

MrMiyagi,
Jerk on! Jerk off!, this is a fantastic link text.

[pornguy]

Dont forget that the words and phrases need to match the content. The better the match the better the sales.. Just because the site is offering asians in skirts does not really make it asian schoolgirls. SEO is so much more than just getting listed. its sales as well. Think about it and work it.. Use Google for more than just the tool mentioned above.

[Frisky Cash]

Originally Posted by fatfoo

If a person searches in Google with quotation marks, he/she will find the exact phrase with all the words in the correct order. For example, "women in uniforms."

I've worked with a lot of IT guys and girls in my time and I have never once seen someone do a search using quotation marks

I think people are too lazy to do a proper search like that.

[Dating Port]

I use Quotations when looking for somthing specific. You may want to add in your keyword list: "school" & "girls". You never know how the serps combine words. You may get extra traffic from phrases like :

hot asian girls
asian school girls (not everyone will put the two words together)
hot girls school (the serps sometimes rearrange the order)
etc.....

[trannysphere]

wow nice thread this is.. working on optimizing my site keywords and stuff. this is a good thread.. anyone can give some links for keyword checking? i'm using google adwords right now.

[trannysphere]

oh and by the way, when using that adwords google tool. i'm quite hesitant with the keywords there.. i search "shemales" but the tool put "she males" in the search result. when i checked google with shemales and she males (with space) its has different result.. what do you think is better?

[mrmiyagi]

I here this is good http://www.marketsamurai.com/. Anyone else got experience of it?

[Bec]

Good Keywords v3 ... also look at their long tail keyword generator Keyword Pad

[trannysphere]

Originally Posted by Bec

Good Keywords v3 ... also look at their long tail keyword generator Keyword Pad

any free tools to start?

nice sites man!

[mrmiyagi]

guys... keywords in meta tags done work in google u know

[mrmiyagi]

http://googlewebmastercentral.blogsp...-meta-tag.html

[Traf]

back from you original question: actually search engines are already not giving nay weight to meta tags because of spammers. You should be more worrying about your page. If you want to create a good meta tags, then consider a meta tag that can convince a visitor to click your link if they found your site in Search engine result page.