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Hello Everyone.

I am following a long tail marketing strategy for a marketing niche that I am pursuing. Long tail keywords 1) convert better and 2) have better chances of ranking high in SERP`s.

My question is when you do this, is it necessary to optimize all on-page factors: URL, Title, Header, Alt Tags, Description? If so, then I would need to have separate pages for each long tail keyword phrase.

Your thoughts are appreciated.

Dobner
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Frank Dobner
Director - Sales & Marketing
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Roland,

Thanks. Regarding your last point, what I do is to look at the daily traffic counts for each long tail phrase and compare that with the number of competing pages for each phrase.

I am looking at a website structure that would use the home page for the main niche phrase and subtending pages on-page optimized for each long tail phrase. Eventually I want to rank for the main phrase, but use the sub-pages to ranked quickly.

Frank
Twitter: @dobner



-------------------------

Frank Dobner
Director - Sales & Marketing
The Startup Source
The Startup Source
Send me e-mail
Twitter: @dobner