My new site link was captured by google. but i m using high density keyword still my link displayed very far on google search. Can i change my keyword and site title again? does it affect my site? it is starting stage for my site. Quote: Originally Posted by joelchrist 
My new site link was captured by google. but i m using high density keyword still my link displayed very far on google search. Can i change my keyword and site title again? does it affect my site? it is starting stage for my site.
Use your main keyword in title for word sentense.
Eg;
This is "united"
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Spy Cameras, Spy camera, Covert Cameras , Hidden Camera, Nannycam, Video surveillance equipment.
This is "united states"
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Spy camera company offer you best quality spy cameras, nanny cameras and hidden cameras for reasonable price.
See the relevant in the second title. did you work on your netlinking ? url rewriting ? You can definitely change keyword and site title (provided you think it gives better value). But make sure that the changed keyword is relevant in nature. You can change them just make sure you do according to webmaster guidelines. You're
My new site link was captured by google. but i m using high density keyword still my link displayed very far on google search. Can i change my keyword and site title again? does it affect my site? it is starting stage for my site. Use your main keyword in title for word sentense.
Eg;
This is "united"
--------------
Spy Cameras, Spy camera, Covert Cameras , Hidden Camera, Nannycam, Video surveillance equipment.
This is "united states"
----------------------
Spy camera company offer you best quality spy cameras, nanny cameras and hidden cameras for reasonable price.
See the relevant in the second title. did you work on your netlinking ? url rewriting ? You can definitely change keyword and site title (provided you think it gives better value). But make sure that the changed keyword is relevant in nature. You can change them just make sure you do according to webmaster guidelines. You're