Squidoo Question...
By Jellen
@Jellen (1852)
United States
February 21, 2009 8:52am CST
Primary tags are understandable, but how do set up your secondary tags? Do you use phrases or just a key word? And in that word, do you repeat the words of your primary tag, or does it naturally include and join in with that secondary tag?
Here is what I mean, using this as an example.
Siamese Cat (primary tag)
purebred (secondary tag)
or do you have to repeat the primary tag in the secondary tag like this?
Siamese Cat purebred (secondary tag)
How unique are your tags? Do you go out of your way to get traffic, do you misspell to get that sort of traffic?
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1 response
@thebeaddoodler (4262)
• Lubbock, Texas
21 Feb 09
Use all three. Siamese Cat purebred is called a long tailed key word. It most accurately describes the cat. If a person types purebred in a search they may come up with cats, dogs, birds etc. If they type in Siamese they can come up with all sorts of things, Siamese Cat narrows the search, and adding purebred zeros in.
@lordkhomar (20)
• United States
22 Feb 09
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