How to rank for multiple keywords?

The best way is to use different places for different keywords.

If they are in the same niche, you can get another hyperlink. But if you replace an old link with a new one, the ranking for the old keyword will go down.

Get new links instead, and if possible don't get multiple links from the same page. That would reduce the value of the links.

Hi

There are a number of ways really.

With any link building you want to vary the anchor text that your using for example you could use the following for different articles etc that have been submitted.

*Keyword 1
*Keyword 2
*Keyword 3

You could then also create different landing pages to focus on different keywords ie

*Learn about Keyword 1
*How can Keyword 2 benefit You
*Where To Buy Keyword 3

I hope this answers your question

Okay, one of my sites is what is considered a micro niche site.

I am only promoting and reviewing one product. However, I have found that other keyword variations get more search results.

For example, if the item I am promoting is a sanyo xp-123, I'd like to rank for "sanyo xp-123", "xp-123" and, "sanyo 123".

So, I'd need to vary the hyperlinks pointing back to my website with these keywords correct?

Like, one forum post will have the hyperlink "sanyo xp-123" and another would have "xp-123" and a social bookmark may have "sanyo 123".

Will this help my site to rank for those keywords?

What I would do is set up different pages for each keyword...Trying to rank for multiple keywords on the same page may confuse google and cause you not to rank well. Even though the keywords are closely related, you have to remember that google is a computer program and it reads what it sees So according to google those keywords are relevant but they're still considered different. So setup different pages for each keyword you want to rank for.

Ex. I had a website targeting "How To Get Rid of Belly Fat" I ranked well for that keyword but I didn't rank well for "Get Rid of Belly Fat"

And for your hyperlinks, you want to vary them also. If your keyword is "sanyo xp-123" don't have every link that linking back to your page as your main keyword.

Use xp-123 and sanyo 123. Having the same anchor text from multiple pages will look suspicious to google. So vary them..

Multiple keywords needs to be rank in different pages, If these keywords are related then you must a fresh content for each of them to make your keywords strong in the competition.

Ya create new backlinks with the anchor text being the keywords you want to target.

Hello guys, I would like to ask something, for the multiply keywords like "sanyo xp-123", "xp-123" and, "sanyo 123" as it was mentioned at this thread, you have to do a post with those keywords into the same post? also have different pages for each keyword or just have them into the same post?

also as mentioned "Ya create new backlinks with the anchor text being the keywords you want to target" does the anchor urls have to be the urls from that page category or the post and the description the keyword?

since its been going to do seo for those keywords


thanks guys

Use your specific, targeted keywords as anchor text when building backlinks to your site.

If you want to secure top ranking for multiple keywords then you must change your anchor text. Create new backlink with different set of anchor text.

To rank multiple keywords for your website, you need setup the multiple anchor text for your website's destination URL.
If you want to change your old anchor text, before changing this you need a check those keywords are not relevant to you. If change the keywords URL and anchor text it's down your ranking.
Then follow your SEO link building strategy as you are doing.

if you are talking about building back link for two posts which are ranked with two different keywords then you should build back link for do social bookmarking for both of them.
Many forums allow 4 hyper links. Like one is warrior forum

build backlink naturally and get your content is seo optimized... then put your all keywords in the content,