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Does such a keyword exist? If you want to know the answer, you have to do keyword research. Is this point only relevant for writing work involving search engine optimization (SEO) methods? For writers who want to use SEO as a marketing method, they need to pay more attention to keyword research. However, what about those who are not interested in using SEO methods? Do these rules still apply to them? Actually, it depends on what platform you are going to use for the purpose of publishing the articles you write. If you write on social media, for example on the Facebook platform, this keyword research may not be very relevant to you.


FB Pages on the first page for keywords that users search for. Does this mean that no lawyer database one has written about this topic on their FB Fanpage or personal profile? Not necessarily. I believe that for popular topics such as making money online, gold investment, stock investment and so on, there are many FB Fanpages that post such articles. All I can say is that Google search engine gives more priority to blog platforms in search results to appear on the first page. It could be because Google sees the Facebook platform as their competitor.


Therefore, I encourage writers to publish their work on platforms such as blogs, so that they can get an influx of traffic or readers that come from search engine pages. If you can do both, even better. I mean, publish articles on social media and also on your blog. (3) Create a catchy title The title of the article is the first thing that will be read. If the title is interesting, it can arouse curiosity, and answer questions that are playing in the reader's mind, there is a high chance that the article will be clicked on and read.