When writing contents in your website, identify one keyword that you want to rank for. There are a many free tools that you can use to determine which keywords receive the most traffic, including Google Keyword External, SEO Books Keyword Tool, and many more...
Pick a keyword that is relevant to your site, receives a considerable amount of monthly traffic, and that will be used on the page that you are trying to rank. The keyword should ideally be in the Title of the page, in an H1 tag, included in the body, and used in your internal linking system.
Once you've identified a keyword, write out a rough draft of your content, making sure to include the keyword throughout your body content.
The keyword should be included, at minimum, in the header of your website body content, one to three times in the body of the content, and at least once in the "About us" section of your website.
Pick a keyword that is relevant to your site, receives a considerable amount of monthly traffic, and that will be used on the page that you are trying to rank. The keyword should ideally be in the Title of the page, in an H1 tag, included in the body, and used in your internal linking system.
Once you've identified a keyword, write out a rough draft of your content, making sure to include the keyword throughout your body content.
The keyword should be included, at minimum, in the header of your website body content, one to three times in the body of the content, and at least once in the "About us" section of your website.
For Hyperlinks: It allows you to include hyperlinks within the content, make sure to hyperlink from the keyword you identified instead of using non-optimized keywords like "click here."
I think you should first go to Google Adwords Keyword Suggestion Tool to find the right keywords for your website, then you can use them on your article and to your blog posts.
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