Why Keywords are King

Just checked Google this morning after posting my story about the Sugababes the previous night. Hey Presto, I found myself almost at the top of the search rankings for that particular topic.

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Checking the Windows Live statistics I found that a large chunk of traffic had come from Google search, even though I was helped by the link the MSN homepage team gave me in ‘Editor’s Picks’. So, regardless of link authority, it just goes to show that if you choose the kind of words people will actually type into a search engine, then you’ll get higher in those SERPs. Plus, you could even beat MTV!

Can’t believe Keisha has actually gone.

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