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When should I use short keywords and long tailed keywords?
I write for a few different websites. Some state that we should use short keywords, and some state that we need to use long tailed keywords. In venturing out on my own, how do I know when to use the shorter ones and longer ones? Is there ever a time I should use a balance of both types of keywords within the content I am writing. Say 2 or 3 short keywords and 1 long tailed keyword? What should the long tail keyword be? Something that is in the title of the article or something else to draw in search engine traffic?
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Short Tail keywords for <>
Long Tail keywords for sub topics.
It is suggested that you stick to 2-3 keyword limit. Anything above that is not viable.
Long Tail keywords for sub topics.
It is suggested that you stick to 2-3 keyword limit. Anything above that is not viable.
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