1. Not everyone wants to use WP for their artist website – there are thousands of great website platforms on the market, each with its own strengths and weaknesses.

2. In our experience, the key to success comes first from understanding the problem or the need and then using the tools to solve the problem.

Our SEO product was designed to explain the basics to a broad spectrum of artists at different levels of technical understanding. They can then go use any platform they choose and have a good basis for their SEO success.

Daniel.

First of all, a general disclaimer! The only people who fully know how the search engine algorithyms (I can’t remember how to spell that this afternoon!) make their analysis are the people who program them – and the methods are constantly changing.

That said, here is my opinion on your question: It comes back to what I said on the call – search engines are looking for natural behavior. If you continuously repeat keywords on a page it could be characterized as “keyword spam” and not work well for you. But then on the other hand, you need to have enough “keyword density” for a given keyword on a page for it to be noted as an important keyword for the page. Keyword density is a whole world that you probably don’t want to get into!

I think that if you focus on the “natural behavior” concept and keep things in balance you should be OK.

Daniel.

Wish I would have heard of Daniel and his program years ago! Thank you Tara & Daniel! I’ll be telling everyone I know about your program Daniel!

P.S. One question I did have after listening was – I’ve been told you’re not suppose to REPEAT words in your keyword or metatag section — is this true? Like primitive art, whimsical art, primitive patterns, etc. — those would have duplicate words.

Tara, the link to “5 Tips to get Links to Your Website” that you posted in the PS part of your entry is turning an “error” message. Perhaps you want to check it? Cheers.

Thanks
Moshe