Everyone wants to jump on the search engine optimization bandwagon. By now, you’ve probably read about the many tricks and techniques, you’ve probably even read a lot about what I’m going to write about here.
Many have been doing this for years, but many who are just starting out wouldn’t even dare to think about it: misspelled and misspelled keywords. I said it there. Not only common misspellings, but also the way other countries spell the same word, for example, I say “search engine optimization”, they can say “search engine optimization”. The term “search engine optimization” not only has misspelled words, but it will appeal to anyone looking for search engine optimization in the UK as that is the common spelling for them.
I read an article a while back where some guy misspelled bass fishing as bash fishing and actually found results so he had the bright idea to buy the domain name. [http://www.bashfishing.com] hoping to collect traffic from all those who make mistakes.
I know you want to be true to capitalize on this common mistake many people make, but you may not want to misspell things on your site because even if you’re trying to get the world’s misspellings, it still doesn’t look professional. Article posts could probably help you submit your favorite misspelled words. Let’s say I want to promote keyword search engine optimization, I’ve already included it in this article 4 times.
There are still rules you need to follow if you want to try and get into the misspelled keyword market. Rule #1 for using it does not and I repeat DO NOT create a domain using a misspelling of a well known website. Search engines will know that you are just trying to catch excess traffic and will penalize you in the rankings if you don’t ban it.
Use a good program and see what your most common misspelled keywords are and try to target the best one and see what happens. You can just make a sale. Until the next happy search.
