In this video, Rich Currie will introduce you to using a list of keywords as you write content for your website. This is part of a series, so in this part he assumes you’ve already done some research and have compiled a list of good keywords.
A good article length is between 600 to 900 words. In this article, you should focus on one keyword instead of dumping a ton of keywords together. Focus makes it easy for Google to figure out the subject of your article. If you try to …

If you don’t have any readers, you’re mentally and inspirationally without support. And since you don’t see an audience of any worthwhile size, this lack of support drains your writing energy and your will to write.
But imagine if you had 1,000 raving fans waiting for your next piece.
Do you think it would be easier to write, knowing a group of loyal readers are there waiting for you?
But you don’t have 1,000 readers, yet. Don’t let that stand in your way.
Instead, consider it to be true and see these people in …

When you embed one of your YouTube videos on your own website, don’t just put the video on the page.
At the very least, include a short description of that video. Search engines depend upon text to do their work, so having a bit of text on your video’s page is important.
You could go a step further and publish a full transcript of your video’s audio track on your webpage.
And if your website has a tagging system, be sure to tag up your video with relevant keywords.
Taking these steps will …

Shane Dawson, a YouTube favorite, has just received his one millionth YouTube subscriber. That’s quite an accomplishment, so good going, Shane!
His video about this follows after the jump…he’s kinda weepy in this video, so be warned.