ise add it to the author box.

8) Only use numbers in the beginning of the title. Numbers seem to make an article more rational and give a point of reference for readers as a measurement credibility or factual interest. Odd numbers get the best attention as well as the number ten or one hundred.

9) Do not use HTML in the title. No mags or directories will accept this.

The title must catch a reader's attention, hopefully excite and in

There are a lot of ways to keep your titles for articles at the height of effectiveness for human and spider readers. Ideally your title appeals to both types of reader. I will some of the best ways I know of to accomplish this goal.

A truly effective title is the most important single feature of any article written for SEO. The title must immediately interest the human reader and simultaneously display excellent optimization for search spiders - this means including the keyword(s) that is most important to the webpage that your article will link to.

1) You want immediate recognition as to the subject matter and keyword the article is about. Your article is essentially an advertisement that is written in text, no big pictures or graphic logos, so the title is crucial to recognition. And it must not be boring in its wording.

2) Use the keywords that have been researched and found to be important for your webpage. Your research for your webpage is important but you should also research your top three competitors keywords too.

3) Use your Keyword within the first four words in your title. The reason here is simple and works for both types of readers - human and spider - ease of recognizing it.

4) Don't use unnecessary punctuation in the title - instead of a period at the end use nothing or an exclamation point or question mark.

5) Use upper and lower case letters - don't use all caps - they are often difficult to read instantaneously.

6) Never quote within the title. Editors don't like it. One word or two maximum as special terms to more fully defined.

7) Do not use your name in the title - unless your name is the keyword, you write about yourself under a pen name, or your name has some special meaning already known to your readers. Otherwise add it to the author box.

8) Only use numbers in the beginning of the title. Numbers seem to make an article more rational and give a point of reference for readers as a measurement credibility or factual interest. Odd numbers get the best attention as well as the number ten or one hundred.

9) Do not use HTML in the title. No mags or directories will accept this.

The title must catch a reader's attention, hopefully excite and int

s - this means including the keyword(s) that is most important to the webpage that your article will link to.

1) You want immediate recognition as to the subject matter and keyword the article is about. Your article is essentially an advertisement that is written in text, no big pictures or graphic logos, so the title is crucial to recognition. And it must not be boring in its wording.

2) Use the keywords that have been researched and found to be important for your webpage. Your research for your webpage is important but you should also research your top three competitors keywords too.

3) Use your Keyword within the first four words in your title. The reason here is simple and works for both types of readers - human and spider - ease of recognizing it.

4) Don't use unnecessary punctuation in the title - instead of a period at the end use nothing or an exclamation point or question mark.

5) Use upper and lower case letters - don't use all caps - they are often difficult to read instantaneously.

6) Never quote within the title. Editors don't like it. One word or two maximum as special terms to more fully defined.

7) Do not use your name in the title - unless your name is the keyword, you write about yourself under a pen name, or your name has some special meaning already known to your readers. Otherwise add it to the author box.

8) Only use numbers in the beginning of the title. Numbers seem to make an article more rational and give a point of reference for readers as a measurement credibility or factual interest. Odd numbers get the best attention as well as the number ten or one hundred.

9) Do not use HTML in the title. No mags or directories will accept this.

The title must catch a reader's attention, hopefully excite and in

nd to be important for your webpage. Your research for your webpage is important but you should also research your top three competitors keywords too.

3) Use your Keyword within the first four words in your title. The reason here is simple and works for both types of readers - human and spider - ease of recognizing it.

4) Don't use unnecessary punctuation in the title - instead of a period at the end use nothing or an exclamation point or question mark.

5) Use upper and lower case letters - don't use all caps - they are often difficult to read instantaneously.

6) Never quote within the title. Editors don't like it. One word or two maximum as special terms to more fully defined.

7) Do not use your name in the title - unless your name is the keyword, you write about yourself under a pen name, or your name has some special meaning already known to your readers. Otherwise add it to the author box.

8) Only use numbers in the beginning of the title. Numbers seem to make an article more rational and give a point of reference for readers as a measurement credibility or factual interest. Odd numbers get the best attention as well as the number ten or one hundred.

9) Do not use HTML in the title. No mags or directories will accept this.

The title must catch a reader's attention, hopefully excite and in

question mark.

5) Use upper and lower case letters - don't use all caps - they are often difficult to read instantaneously.

6) Never quote within the title. Editors don't like it. One word or two maximum as special terms to more fully defined.

7) Do not use your name in the title - unless your name is the keyword, you write about yourself under a pen name, or your name has some special meaning already known to your readers. Otherwise add it to the author box.

8) Only use numbers in the beginning of the title. Numbers seem to make an article more rational and give a point of reference for readers as a measurement credibility or factual interest. Odd numbers get the best attention as well as the number ten or one hundred.

9) Do not use HTML in the title. No mags or directories will accept this.

The title must catch a reader's attention, hopefully excite and in

ise add it to the author box.

8) Only use numbers in the beginning of the title. Numbers seem to make an article more rational and give a point of reference for readers as a measurement credibility or factual interest. Odd numbers get the best attention as well as the number ten or one hundred.

9) Do not use HTML in the title. No mags or directories will accept this.

The title must catch a reader's attention, hopefully excite and interest the reader. If your title contains the keyword to be searched and the title attracts the human reader then you have done a great job.