Picking good keywords for your home page

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I’m currently trying to get to a certain level of completion with my shop site(s) before I start to do some serious link building (although I haven’t figured that bit out yet).

I’ve optimized my sub pages with carefully chosen keywords that I think should produce visitors which will buy that item. Although the keywords haven’t been my first choice keywords, they have a good projected traffic level, look to be achievable from the results shown on google and the competition level looks good too.

Now I need to choose the keywords for my home page, I have spent time looking for keywords and time thinking what to do for the best, over several days. I haven’t been able to find achievable, relevant keywords. Unlike my sub pages I feel the home page needs to use keywords which are really quite relevant and that users will use.

After much thought I’ve come to the conclusion that I have to use keywords that people will use, even if these keywords look unachievable.

I’m hoping PR will seep through from my sub pages and raise the PR of my main page.

I looked, with surprise, the other day and found that I hadn’t used mike submitter tool on my jewellery site (the site I’m talking about in this post). However, as the url of my site is http://www.mcls4u.com/shop I’m worried that as this is a sub page I might not be able to use mike program and maybe a couple of months ago, this is the reason why I didn’t use mikes prog in the first place. For those of you that don’t know, must directory sites don’t accept sub pages.

I just wanted to get that off my chest as I’ve had this issue bouncing round my head for several days and I keep changing my mind. My main worry was that I’d be using keywords which would never get visitors, like the keywords I’ve used on my older sites in the past.

But as I say I don’t think I have any choice. This decision does worry me though. :(

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JM

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