hi,

one of the mistakes, that a beginner can make, is to onpage optimate to single keywords. its much better, to optimate to a phrase that is realy typed in by the user. for example:

http://www.nico-haupt.de
http://www.nico-haupt.de/zauberer-leipzig.html
http://www.nico-haupt.de/zauberer-halle.html
http://www.nico-haupt.de/zauberer-dresden.html
http://www.nico-haupt.de/zauberer-chemnitz.html
http://www.nico-haupt.de/zauberer-dessau.html
http://www.nico-haupt.de/zauberer-berlin.html
http://www.nico-haupt.de/zauberer-erfurt.html
http://www.nico-haupt.de/zauberer-jena.html

i tried to optimate the pages to the german words "zauberer" and "city" (some german cities. as you see they are leipzig, dresden, berlin and so on. the last word in the urls) which meens "magician" "city" . i can type in the keywords in the menu in website-auditor. on every line one word. if i do that, the program will guide me to optimize on SINGLE words, not on a phrase. but a phrase is the term, in which the user searches on google.

so my question is, if i can use the program for optimizing on phrases, not on single keywords.

thanx,

nico...

Please go to the "Webpages" tab and click "Update -> Your page and competitors' pages". You can enter your phrases one phrase per line:

zauberer dessau
zauberer berlin
zauberer erfurt
zauberer jena etc.

Then you will get optimization score for each phrase, not single words. At the same time the tables will contain scores for single words also.

hi,

thanx! i will try this way!