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Cane Beds: Boogie all night

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Don't participate in blog commenting for the purpose of link building. If you genuinly find something really interesting and want to leave a comment, fair enough.

You want to build links? Start a blog, a damn good one. You're in the photography business, so you must have knowledge on the subject? write some amazing content that others would want to read and share. Optimise this content (naturally) to get it ranking in search engines.

Good luck

Without GA and GWM , you are using long titles with too much word "Dubai", Think about how users will percieve it when looking it.  You could use something like that

Website Design, SEO and PPC , WSI Net Power

Using Dubai too much will not do too much.

ALso look at your on page, did you also change the content. See if you are using words you are trying to rank in on page text.

Hello Mozzers!

I want to discuss the science behind the perfect META Title in terms of three factors:

1. Ranking

2. CTR

3. Search Volume

Hypothetical scenario: A furniture company "Boogie Beds" wants to optimise their META Title tag for their "Cane Beds" ecommerce webpage.

1. The keywords "Cane Beds' has a search volume of 10,000

2. The keywords " Cane Beds For Sale" has a search volume of 250

3. The keywords "Buy Cane Beds" has a search volume of 25

One of Boogie Beds SEO's suggests a META Title "Buy Cane Beds For Sale Online | Boogie Beds" to target and rank for all three keywords and capture long tail searches.

The other Boogie Bed SEO says no! The META Title should be "Cane Beds For Sale | Boogie Beds" to target the most important two competitive keywords and sacrifice the "Buy" keyword for the other two

Which SEO would you agree more with, considering

1. Ranking ability

2.  Click through rates

3. Long tail search volume

4. Keyword dilution

Much appreciated!

MozAddict

lol, if only it were a real scenario, id be on it!

What about keyword dilution. Would adding too many words dilute the strength of your main keyword "Cane Beds"?