Does it affect SEO on copyright date?

Source: http://www.ask-kalena.com/uncategorized/q-and-a-does-a-copyright-date-on-a-web-site-affect-seo/

In the source above, Amy just asked a question on Kalena about the copyright date would affect search optimizing. She asked how much does a copyright date affects the SEO? If your copyright date is updated, then your content is also updated, or an outdated copyright date could mean your content is outdated too.

Kalena told Amy that a copyright date has no impact on search optimizing, which anyone can add their own copyright date using the HTML format coded on the comment box, whether the date is accurate or not. For fuller understanding, visit the source link above.

Meta tags are very common

Have you ever wonder why meta tags are common? In web directories, they need you to submit meta tags. Why? It’s because to categorize your own site and to determine other searchers to find keywords related to your site. Like say for example if you have a gaming blog, which means you belong to the games category. All you have to do is to put keywords related to gaming. If not, it will be put to a general section, which is not a good idea after all. The importance of meta tags, which are common to the webmasters, is to guide searchers to find good results depending on the keywords they are using. Keyphrases are also implemented for meta tags bar. In my own web directory service, I use unique meta tags which can help me boost my traffic, backlinks and sales as well. Don’t ignore them; always use them for good SEO purposes.

Wordpress health blogging job still catches on

In DigitalPoint’s latest job openings, I saw a thread which he offers a long term job for those who will apply in him. He is expecting health related blog posts to his WordPress, and he has some keywords to provide on. Now that’s another SEO project to work on. He planned to pay us a high rate of $0.70 per 150 to 200 word posts and he wants to generate at least 10-20 blog posts on a daily basis. He wants to improve his SEO tactics and also his website’s traffic. If I can compute about this job like this:

10 blog posts a day x 30 days = $0.7 x 10 = $7 x 30 days = $210/month

20 blog posts a day x 30 days = $0.7 x 20 = $14 x 30 days = $420/month

I don’t know if this job in DigitalPoint is still open, but I’ve got to try it together with my SEO and other blogging jobs, my daily, weekly and monthly income are stable.

Blog posting with keywords?

What could be the outcome if we are able to blog post our content with niche keywords? Does it affects your SEO skills as well? But how can you do that anyway when it comes to keyword posting? It's simple you know?

Let's say for example, if I was assigned by my client to put keywords on the content like SEO, then you have to construct phrases or sentences that your keyword SEO will be fit enough to your word. And it is so important because when it comes to search engines, the keywords like SEO are based to be typed on the search box and to see some results. Your content will be one of them, as the word SEO exist in your content or site.

It will also generate your Adsense earnings or other revenue ads like Clickbank, Chitika, WidgetBucks and other related sites.

Identifying keyword density of your content

How can we able to identify keyword density in our content? Is it easy to know about it? We'll, mostly our clients in DigitalPoint, V7N, WickedFire, NamePros, NetBuilders and other webmaster forums are looking for customers or applicants either short-term or long-term to write articles with keyword density. But what is keyword density anyway?

Keyword density is the number of keywords required depending on the number of words in your article or content. For example, the keyword is health and the number of words are 300, with 1.5% at set. All you have to do is to multiply 300 x 1.5% = 4.5 or 4. Which means that you must only have four keywords of "health" within the content.

Now you know how keyword density is identified in the content.

Do keyword domains make an impact?

Actually when we have a plan on putting keyword domains on it, does it make a huge impact on SEO? Probably yes, probably no. Why? When we agree, we should not going to miss a significant point which is known as the inbound permanent links, which they are attached within sites as one of the featured and relies on the site's content and niche. However, when we disagree on this impact if we don't have any of these:

1. Targeted Anchor Text

2. Content Uniqueness

3. High Quality Inbound Links

We should have better strategy that no matter how unique is our domain, we always have unique SEO plan for it.