Thanks for stopping by and commenting! Thanks for mentioning that. Having related keywords in the article does help with the SEO.

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I’d also mention that Search Engines also look for similar keywords (ie. search ~photo in Google and see they also bold the terms Images, Photography, Pic, Pictures, etc.). These similar keywords can be used throughout to create more human readable content and Google still knows what you are talking about.

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I remember when I first started my blog. I had no clue about keywords. Over time, you develop the skills to mix in both.

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Great tips, as usual!

It’s a tricky balance writing for the SERPS AND people, but well worth the effort.
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Thanks for stopping by and commenting! I think this is something we all struggle with at the beginning.

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Thanks for sharing that link! I checked it out with a few of my headlines.

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For someone starting out with their blog it is best to focus on writing for their audience. As they learn more about SEO. They can mix it in with their content.

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I can imagine how it would be to read an article that contains keywords every fifth word. I wouldn’t be able to read pass the second sentences.

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As long as you write valuable content for your readers. You will continue to have loyal readers and pick up new readers. When you can mix it up with some SEO content the search engines will drive additional readers to your blog post.

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You will never lose by catering to the readers.

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