Adsense Keyword Empire Part 4: Adding Content

Step 4:

Add Content

First you have to create your main page, with some keyword phrases related to your main niche. Use your main niche keyword phrase in the domain name of your site, or blog name of your blog. Then use the keyword phrase again in your site description, again in your content text, and again in the ALT TAG of a photo if there is one.

The it's time to start to add pages on your subcategories.

Again, you want to optimize the subcategory page with keywords from your research. Use the subcategory keywords in the page title. So maybe your page title will be www.hey-mom-let's-adopt-a-dog.com/dalmations-in-germany. And again you will use the targeted keyword phrase in your text a couple of times (and I usually bold the phrase once in the text), and if you have any photos on the page put keywords in the filename (like "dalmationsgermany.jpg" or "germanydalmations.jpg"), and put the keyword phrase in the ALT TAG (in the html code for the photo you write something like alt="Photo of dalmations in Germany").

Note that I don't always write the exact keyword phrase, because if it's repeated too often the search engnes might view your page as spam. So I include the exact phrase a couple of times, and use some variations of it in addition to that. The days of useless websites full of nothing but keywords like "motorshow car truck monster truck race vehicle motorcycle moped...." are OVER. That's a good thing. Because you have a brain and can write something valuable. If you don't provide value in your content, you won't make money. Our targeted keywords are intended to help your readers find your useful content, not to spam them or trick them into visiting your site.

I'm not an expert in optimization, but the method described above is basically how I've optimized all my pages for all my sites. You can repeat the process over and over for every page you create. It becomes second nature after a while.

Now that you know how to add content, it's time to start promoting your content.