Article Writing and Marketing Tips - Title: Keyword Richness

Ask yourself: “Do I write keyword-rich article titles?”

Example 1: "Car Audio"
        
  * This article title is too short to get any hooks
  and the reader has to guess what your angle to the
  topic will be about.

Example 2: "Car Audio and Electronics"
         
  * This is better, yet it does not explain why
  someone should read the article.

Example 3: "Car Audio and Video That Will Make Your Friends Envy You?"
         
  * Now we have picked up a 2nd keyword, “video”
  and a reason why to read the article.

Example 4: "Car Audio Components, Subwoofers and Tweeters-7 Tips to Amp Up Your Stereo"
         
  * Here you see multiple high value keywords,
  gave a reason to read the article and even
  used a high value keyword as a verb, “Amp.”

Tip: Use  a keyword tool such as GoodKeywords, Google
     Suggest, or Wordtracker to help identify keywords for
     your article titles.

Also,

1. Start your article title with your article subject.

2. Avoid starting with ‘junk words’ or conjunctions, such
   as “a” or “the.”

3. It is acceptable to start your article title with a verb
   and then roll directly into a dense keyword relating to
   the subject of your article.

4. Consider using two article topic hooks in your article
   title.
    
   Example: "Yoga Moves - 7 Tips To Flatten Your Abs With Hatha Yoga Techniques"
            
   Topic hook #1 is “Yoga” or “Yoga Moves”
   Topic hook #2 is “Flatten Your Abs” or “Hatha Yoga”

Can you imagine the possibilities of using two very narrow topical hooks to help your reader know what the benefit will be if they invest the time to read your article?

Until Next Time

Your Friend

HEctor Jayat

www.hectorjayat.com