When it comes to tactics and strategies to improve search engine results, there’s really nothing more important than the content on your website. You need to write your SEO content and still sound natural.
SEO Content, after all, is what the search engines analyze to determine the validity of a web page and website. For this very reason, many webmasters focus their content efforts with the search engine spiders in mind before thinking about sounding natural in their writing.
However focusing entirely on your search engine results is a mistake because search engine spiders don’t buy your products or services, they don’t click on your ads and affiliate links and they don’t contribute directly to your bottom line – customers do.
This is why it’s essential that you write your content for your audience first and the search engines second. This, however, presents a conundrum because sometimes it’s difficult to combine the two. Keywords don’t always fit into an article or blog post naturally.
