<img src="https://itxdesign.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Keywords.jpg" alt="Keywords" width="270" height="180" class="alignleft size-full wp-image-8957" />Are you accustomed to using keywords in your website content? Keywords are one of the best ways to help your search engine optimization become stronger. Implementing a keyword in your blog post and copy is a great way to increase your SEO. Whether it’s a single word or a phrase, these keywords are what your target audience is searching into their internet search engine and the goal is to bring them to your website through the search results. 

When a user is looking for a specific piece of information by typing in a keyword or phrase in their search bar, your site has a better chance of making it to the search results if you utilize them correctly. It’s important to understand this and what keywords to use for your writing content on your website. Here is a look at how important this is in 2015 and how to become a keyword whiz. 

<h2>How do I know which keywords to use?</h2>

<img src="https://itxdesign.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Use-Keywords-in-Content.jpg" alt="Use Keywords in Content" width="270" height="180" class="alignright size-full wp-image-8958" />It’s going to take time, experimentation and experience to understand keywords. You’ll want to get into your customer’s or target audience’s shoes to see what type of keywords they are likely to search for. Do your research to make sure you can guess this as best as possible and then find a smooth way to bring it into your work. Do research on sites like WordStream and WordTracker to get started on learning about the most used keywords and phrases. 

<h2>It has to flow</h2>

You can’t just insert a popularly used keyword or phrase into an article when it doesn’t make any sense. You will give yourself away to your audience as a money-making machine rather than a writer with interesting and useful content. The audience wants to read about something related to the searched keyword rather than an article that isn’t very close to the keyword’s meaning that causes them to have to go somewhere else for the actual information they were seeking. 

<img src="https://itxdesign.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Using-Keywords-in-Content.jpg" alt="Using Keywords in Content" width="271" height="180" class="alignleft size-full wp-image-8959" />Once you’ve decided on a keyword that matches your contest, have it flow naturally into the content. For example, if you’ve decided to add in the keyword “luxury apartments” but a more popular keyword is “high-end apartments,” go with “high-end” or “luxury” because they mean the same thing and are more likely to lead people to your site. 

Then, commit to use the keyword several times throughout the website in blog posts and subtitles. Using keywords improperly or choosing poorly will put your site at a lower ranking on search engine listings which defeats the purpose of getting your site out to the world.

Check out the SEO by Yoast, downloadable on WordPress. It’s a user-friendly plugin that helps you choose the best keywords for your website or blog post. Watch it rank you in how well you’ve utilized the keyword suggestions.

Using keywords throughout your content isn’t the same as it used to be, but it’s still valuable. Make sure you use these tips so that you will be able to provide good content with your keywords this year. 
