Andy, Thanks for the confirmation. I will, indeed, keep writing for human readers, but with wide-open eyes on how Google interprets what we write.
Have a great day!
John
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Andy, Thanks for the confirmation. I will, indeed, keep writing for human readers, but with wide-open eyes on how Google interprets what we write.
Have a great day!
John
Thanks for the reply. It is in step with what I was planning. Wanted another opinion or two, to make sure I was on the right track with this.
Thanks for responding.
Yes, branding is a keyword, and obviously your suggestion is normally a good answer. In this case, I would like to repeat the word as I do when talking with clients and prospects about getting their company in front of as many targeted people as possible. I use it when talking about a positive affect of their company name showing in both paid and organic listings. I also talk about being sure they have their company name visible in their email "From" and in their "Signiture," and offer several other marketing examples. During my ongoing narrative with my clients and prospects, I often remind them the importance of good branding, by simply saying, branding, branding, branding.
That said, I am a little reluctant to put it on a page and find that Google doesn't like it. Hoping to get that answer here.
If one were to write something like this, "I cannot over-empasisize the importance of branding, branding, branding." on a marketing page that talked about all the types of Internet marketing, would Google consider it keyword stuffing?