The Affect Words Like "In" and "To" Have on SEO

Right now I want to kill your thread and cut off your hands so you can't type. Your on the cusp of figuring out my entire SEO strategy for 2013 onward.

Seeing search from a engine user perspective is the approach I have begun to take. We all get blinded by these retarded looking search terms, that are next to impossible to place within content and make any sense to the reader.

People talk to search engines. That's the key.

I begun testing this theory about 6 weeks ago, on a fresh site. And in a market that would be seen as impossible for anyone to go for.

And without giving the whole game away.
The results after only 5 weeks, have been absolutely jaw dropping.

Ideally you would want to use every possible combination of phrases, but normally I would leave out IN, TO etc. I seem to get more traffic when I eliminate all wordiness in sentences. It just separate important keywords, and word order matters. Since most people don't use wordiness in search queries, don't use it in your content.

On top of that, many people don't use a grammatically correct order of words. Since word order matters, it does not make that much sense to write for readers, because many people don't talk to search engines, they just type the most important words.

I've tested this all before, got more visitors by just writing the way people search. Since every person will use different phrases in search, just add every possible parses imaginable in your content page...including the words IN, TO, THE, WHERE, WHAT etc. But expect spammy looking content lol.

I would be more worried about phrases that you don't think of, example: "best cheap new york plumber free estimate". That example may look stupid but it works for getting traffic. In fact, in most cases, following that example, it often means the difference of over 1,000 visitors a month for one page as compared to writing grammatically correct. Google might penalize you for writing like that.