to decipher what the searcher may be after and tries to serve up the most relevant information based on how the keywords run together. This is where phrasing becomes very important when you target your chosen set of keywords.

My suggestion to you is that you put yourself into the searchers shoes and choose only those keywords and phrases

When a person types in their search request to the Google Search Engine, and Google sends that visitor to your Website, Google is trying very hard to please that client who has chosen to use the Google Search Engine.

If the visitor doesn’t find what they are looking for on your Website and clicks the back button on their browser to return to search, Google takes note.

And like the respectable Leviathan that Google actually is, it remembers. And Google being the “Elephant” in the Search Engine stable has a long, long memory!

Because the visitor hasn’t found what they expected to find, or what they asked for, on your website this displeases the Google “Bot” enough to flag your Website as being unsuitable for those particular keyword request.

Google consequently downgrades your website Page Rank (PR) and in the long term, this becomes very expensive for you if you continue to target that particular set of keywords.

Google wants to serve any and all requests for information in the fastest time possible and as accurately as asked for.

Now because some search requests are pretty vague because the user isn’t real sure how to precisely and logically ask for certain information, it’s much like a fishing trip.

They throw a vague request out into the ether expecting the precise answer in return.

And the Google “Bot” has to try to decipher what the searcher may be after and tries to serve up the most relevant information based on how the keywords run together. This is where phrasing becomes very important when you target your chosen set of keywords.

My suggestion to you is that you put yourself into the searchers shoes and choose only those keywords and phrases

to search, Google takes note.

And like the respectable Leviathan that Google actually is, it remembers. And Google being the “Elephant” in the Search Engine stable has a long, long memory!

Because the visitor hasn’t found what they expected to find, or what they asked for, on your website this displeases the Google “Bot” enough to flag your Website as being unsuitable for those particular keyword request.

Google consequently downgrades your website Page Rank (PR) and in the long term, this becomes very expensive for you if you continue to target that particular set of keywords.

Google wants to serve any and all requests for information in the fastest time possible and as accurately as asked for.

Now because some search requests are pretty vague because the user isn’t real sure how to precisely and logically ask for certain information, it’s much like a fishing trip.

They throw a vague request out into the ether expecting the precise answer in return.

And the Google “Bot” has to try to decipher what the searcher may be after and tries to serve up the most relevant information based on how the keywords run together. This is where phrasing becomes very important when you target your chosen set of keywords.

My suggestion to you is that you put yourself into the searchers shoes and choose only those keywords and phrases

flag your Website as being unsuitable for those particular keyword request.

Google consequently downgrades your website Page Rank (PR) and in the long term, this becomes very expensive for you if you continue to target that particular set of keywords.

Google wants to serve any and all requests for information in the fastest time possible and as accurately as asked for.

Now because some search requests are pretty vague because the user isn’t real sure how to precisely and logically ask for certain information, it’s much like a fishing trip.

They throw a vague request out into the ether expecting the precise answer in return.

And the Google “Bot” has to try to decipher what the searcher may be after and tries to serve up the most relevant information based on how the keywords run together. This is where phrasing becomes very important when you target your chosen set of keywords.

My suggestion to you is that you put yourself into the searchers shoes and choose only those keywords and phrases

ible and as accurately as asked for.

Now because some search requests are pretty vague because the user isn’t real sure how to precisely and logically ask for certain information, it’s much like a fishing trip.

They throw a vague request out into the ether expecting the precise answer in return.

And the Google “Bot” has to try to decipher what the searcher may be after and tries to serve up the most relevant information based on how the keywords run together. This is where phrasing becomes very important when you target your chosen set of keywords.

My suggestion to you is that you put yourself into the searchers shoes and choose only those keywords and phrases

to decipher what the searcher may be after and tries to serve up the most relevant information based on how the keywords run together. This is where phrasing becomes very important when you target your chosen set of keywords.

My suggestion to you is that you put yourself into the searchers shoes and choose only those keywords and phrases together that could meet any logical and illogical phrase or word that someone on a fact finding mission may employ.

To stop punishing your Website, be sure you aren’t sending your Website visitor back to the Google search by clicking their back browser button on your Website.