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How to make articles SEO friendly?

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SEO Friendly articles are a type of communication used by webmasters and bloggers in content marketing. SEO friendly article content is often aimed at reaching the market. So SEO-friendly articles must be able to attract readers and follow Google's algorithm rules, then the search engine will recommend according to relevant keywords. To be more easily accepted by the audience, SEO friendly articles must be created in a way and have certain criteria. So how do you make articles SEO friendly?
 
Step 1: Pick a target keyword. You need to examine prospect keywords using an SEO tool, like Ubersuggest, Moz SEO tools, etc in order to know if the keyword you are trying to target actually has search volume (are people looking for these words?) and what your competition is for the term (if you're competing against the New York Times, give up now).

Step 2: Make sure your site is equipped to compete for the keyword. Pick keywords that are consistent with your site niche and make sure that your meta description is current with your site goals and plans.

Step 3: Write the article. Include the target keyword in the title of your article, but make sure that the article title is as short as possible while being clear enough for humans to understand. Mention the keyword in your article as appropriate. Err on the side of human understanding - your goal is to assist humans, not robots. Humans have money.

Step 4: Make an appropriate image for your article, and put the keyword in the image's alt text. Make sure the file name for the image is descriptive, concise, and fits the article that you are writing.

Step 5: Take your article text and image, and put it through a SEO checker.

Step 6: Publish the article. Check to make sure that your url includes the title for the article.
 
Making your articles SEO-friendly requires several steps. First, you should select keywords that are relevant to the topic and that have high search volume. Then, you should incorporate those keywords throughout the article, including in the title, meta description, and within the body of the text. Additionally, you should write clear, concise headlines that grab the reader's attention. Finally, you should make sure your website is mobile-friendly, as Google now prioritizes mobile-friendly websites in its rankings. By following these steps, you can create articles that are optimized for search engines and more likely to be found by potential readers.
 
Step 1: Pick a target keyword. You need to examine prospect keywords using an SEO tool, like Ubersuggest, Moz SEO tools, etc in order to know if the keyword you are trying to target actually has search volume (are people looking for these words?) and what your competition is for the term (if you're competing against the New York Times, give up now).

Step 2: Make sure your site is equipped to compete for the keyword. Pick keywords that are consistent with your site niche and make sure that your meta description is current with your site goals and plans.

Step 3: Write the article. Include the target keyword in the title of your article, but make sure that the article title is as short as possible while being clear enough for humans to understand. Mention the keyword in your article as appropriate. Err on the side of human understanding - your goal is to assist humans, not robots. Humans have money.

Step 4: Make an appropriate image for your article, and put the keyword in the image's alt text. Make sure the file name for the image is descriptive, concise, and fits the article that you are writing.

Step 5: Take your article text and image, and put it through a SEO checker.

Step 6: Publish the article. Check to make sure that your url includes the title for the article.
Thanks for this wonderful information. I think i have to reread it again. Thanks once again
 
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