In the early stages of SEO, anybody trying to get their web-site or web-based company noticed by a search engine they would flood their pages and articles with keywords. The keywords would be everything that they expected their potential customers to be looking for in relation to their product and to flood the Internet with these articles in the hope of getting more business.

 However as the search engine optimisation technology changed, and more importantly, evolved into something more professional and intelligent then these type of basic web-pages were rejected and some Internet based companies had to change their tactics in order to attract new and more intelligent customers.

  The writing of SEO articles changed dramatically and the use of keywords as a means to an end were dropped in favour of having a more memorable and tagged headline or article title. This allows the Internet consumer to find out about your product more from the name of the article, which in itself is a keyword list, than from the plethora of keywords that might be stuffed into the article text itself. The article text itself is vital in keeping your customer more aware of what you are trying to do but it is now the headline or tag-line of the article that draws them in initially.

 No longer can you simply cram keywords into an article. If I wanted to write an article about SEO technology and advances in the city of Birmingham I couldn't just have hundreds of times repeat the phrase: SEO Birmingham. Even though that is the most important part of my article SEO Birmingham needs me to explain why it should keep potential customers interested in what is happening in the world of SEO in the city of Birmingham.

 The list of usable keywords is not as high as you might think and without consumers giving you input you will never get business on the Internet. Keep your customer in mind and make sure you know what words will be at the front of their mind when it comes to your product.

 Think SEO Birmingham for success!