Poker room reviews for better SEO

[TerryJ]

Hi,

I was wondering if you have tips on writing goo poker room reviews to enhance the SEO.
I have a new blog which I'm trying to leverage but I dont know where to start.

Thanks!

[cassy]

You may want to start with those poker rooms with competitive searches and use related keywords. Review rooms that has progressive bonuses and active players as well.

[Wildnettechnologies]

Try to use the Google help for it to maintain your content.

[JoeAdams]

<meta http-equiv="CONTENT-TYPE" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"><title></title><meta name="GENERATOR" content="OpenOffice.org 3.2 (Win32)"><style type="text/css"> <!-- @page { margin: 0.79in } P { margin-bottom: 0.08in } --> </style> Writing a review is a very good idea in promoting your site. It is very easy, you just have to be familiar with every detail of a certain poker room and then just follow the proper guidelines in writing a review. But, always remember that a review must be honest and reliable.

[meaganandersen]

Well writing unbiased reviews about casinos will enhance traffic and if the article is well written -- google may give you credit for it.

[Yurii]

You should write an article with a unique content and understandable. Make sure that your content is related to your title.

[Yurii]

Make sure your poker review topic is interesting to be able to catch the attention of the readers. You should first read some poker reviews in order for you to gather more information and for you to get an idea on how to make a good poker review.

[Randy72560]

The best thing you can do is give good honest information and lots of it. Most rooms have the same type of things, bonuses, rakeback, promo's etc - I like to focus on the few aspects that set the room apart. Relay your personal experience to the reader, make it personal, and above all else be honest

[kushmoney]

Better for SEO? More words, I personally prefer 1,000+ word reviews over 500+ word reviews. A lot more for search engines to crawl.

[meaganandersen]

Better for SEO? More words, I personally prefer 1,000+ word reviews over 500+ word reviews. A lot more for search engines to crawl.

Optimizing for crawlers isn't really a good idea. You may want to optimize for humans first before crawlers. Why? Articles or Reviews are intended for humans to read not crawlers to crawl. If you are doing exactly to rank in SEs then you're optimizing the wrong way. That's exactly why Google implemented their newest change in their algo.

[kushmoney]

Optimizing for crawlers isn't really a good idea. You may want to optimize for humans first before crawlers. Why? Articles or Reviews are intended for humans to read not crawlers to crawl. If you are doing exactly to rank in SEs then you're optimizing the wrong way. That's exactly why Google implemented their newest change in their algo.

1) A 1,000 word review is better for "humans" than a 500 word review
2) Since the google change my rankings got better.

So what was your point again?