Write your article and use your keywords in the article content.
Now that your keywords are arranged in logical groups, and each group has a unique article title, it's time for the hard part... You have to actually write something.
It is very easy to let the keyword data hinder the creative writing process. So be wary of this. Keywords can be very distracting and you don't want to let all this data hinder your writing efforts.
So let the keywords merely act as the locus for your article theme. Just casually glance at your keywords before writing. And then craft your articles into a useful web content article. An article that you know will be beneficial to your target demographic.
Then, once the writing process is nearing completion, that's when you pull out your keywords. And you carefully "pepper in" your keyword phrases into your article content. This usually involved merely replacing an occasional word, or adding additional headings between paragraphs.
Pepper your keywords into your article content.
It's easy to tell if all your keywords are reflected in your article content with Keyword Researcher. Because, as you type your content into the Keyword Researcher article text editor, the article's associated keywords will change color.
The color green means that the whole keyword is in the article.
The color orange means that portions of the keyword phrase are in the article.
The color black means that the keyword phrase hasn't been used in the article yet.
So you can see how this is particularly useful when creating article content. Because Keyword Researcher is constantly watching your document while you type, and it visually depicts your keyword's location in the article content. So it's an essential tool if you're in the business of creating SEO-optimized (keyword-rich) documents.
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