An article about web development tutorial, web development, web development Philippines and hopefully as soon as this gets popular (Oh! can’t wait) it will include some more tutorials for any other sort of design like using Photoshop in post-processing, basic photography, wedding album and invitations layout and any other design that we’ll get to learn.
So. How to start the body of that article that will soon appear below?
It’s supposed to be an SEO-friendly article (for those who don’t know what SEO means, just click this link). Let me share the checklist they gave me.
1. Keywords. Of course. For this instance it must have those words in bold above.
I was also thinking of putting in these keywords which I got from Google’s related search: web development software, web development tools, web templates, web 2.0, and there are some more I don’t feel like including. Check it out by going to Google, type the keyword ‘web development’ and hit search. Then look for ‘More search tools’ in the left column. Then click on related searches. This will reveal the LSI(latent semantic indexing) words.
We were thinking of creating a tutorial site scrambling the words– which i think they are really words except one i’m pretty sure of– namely web, dev and tuts and whether they will end in .com or .ph or .com.ph.
Until finally we have that one above in the URL, obviously.
2. A good content. That is such a cliché. I mean why would that have to be a part the checklist? You don’t sell out ‘bads’, you sell out ‘goods’. Well perhaps, they might have thought beforehand that i have the tendency of creating a bad one. Such as a random copy-paste of some articles from a random Google search. That’s plagiarism. And that’s bad.
Wow! What a checklist. Too numerous to be listed. And were it not of the bad habit of copy-paste as it isn’t necessary to create a list if there’s just two things to be listed, let alone one. So how will I create that article? I hope just thinking out loud was enough to invent a thing.