Revisiting Keywords

[Ed Rooney]

This morning I made a small change in all my images of restaurants. In fact I added the word "restaurants" to wherever I had only "restaurant" before. I did this because I discovered in a test search that a number of buyers use it in their search when looking for one restaurant. 

 

I also found some mistakes, like spelling "pizzeria" "pizzaria," which I wrongly remembered as the Italian spelling. Yeah, I have trouble with spelling even in Italian . . . although there is no word for spelling in Italian. They say "writing."

 

Ed

[Gervais Montacute]

Ed, I went on a mission to redo all my key wording a few months ago. It's time consuming and although it hasn't made much difference to sales, the views have started to rise, albeit very slowly. Some of my key wording is hysterical and had to be redone.

[John Morrison]

Some of my key wording is hysterical

 

Worth sharing, perhaps...

[dov makabaw]

I have found a number of words with many different spellings and tend to leave them in if I have space on the basis that the buyer may also favour ( favor ) the alternative spelling. Its a no lose situation.

 

dov

[Gervais Montacute]

 

Some of my key wording is hysterical

 

Worth sharing, perhaps...

 

 

Haha! uhh that would be a negative John. 

[Richard Baker]

Re-visiting keywords is I've found, like opening cans of worms.

 

Ed's right about finding horrendous errors via specific searches. They're easy to rectify but sifting through one's collection is I don't think, a great use of time. The howlers would be far and few between anyway so I tend not to regularly.

 

Richard.