permaculture

["paul wheaton" <paul@richsoil.com>]

I think this page gets a lot of traffic as is because of the age of
the exact URL  So I dare not change that.

I'm trying to find people that are new to caring for lawns and are
open to anything.  My research suggests that the number one phrase
searched for is "lawn care".  So I think that should be my number 1
search phrase to target.  Fortunately "lawn care" is in the title.  It
turned out it didn't appear anywhere else in the page, so yesterday I
added it a few times.

Does this cover your suggestions?

> Paul, another good way to improve ranking with google is to have keywords 
> relevant to your website, with text at the upper part of your index page 
> using those keywords in a logical manner. it helps if the keywords are 
> specific and it helps a lot if it is words that someone might think of 
> using on their own, yet are not the most popular keywords. if you search 
> for my site ozarkginseng.com using "ozark ginseng", i'm close to the top. 
> if you just search using "ginseng", well, you probably can't find it. it 
> also helps if the domain name uses the keywords, too.
>
> roxann, nw ar
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