Random Writing Questions

should we use singular or plurals for SEO purposes?
how much keyword density is good?

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Originally Posted by Relwan

What is the synonym for Phoneme?

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morphemes, characters, elements

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should we use singular or plurals for SEO purposes?
how much keyword density is good?

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Does the sentence require a singular or plural noun? You should not write with SEO in mind when you're creating the first article. Go back and add the keywords as appropriate.

What is the best word to describe a person who is not bothered about things he does. I mean the kind of care "less" attitude.
How do you put it in writing... in more constructive manner.

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Originally Posted by Jamie

What is the best word to describe a person who is not bothered about things he does. I mean the kind of care "less" attitude.
How do you put it in writing... in more constructive manner.

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Careless. :rofl:

Reckless

Hot-blooded

Irrational

Thanks for this wonderful thread :D I usually have lots of random writing questions and I have to google them since English is not my first language.

I generally have problems using in, on & at when I use them in reference to a virtual place for example

the link is on my signature
or the link is at my signature
or the link is in my signature

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by camp185

Hey, you should build a style guide for this forum. Don't know who would use, but some standards could at least be set.

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Try this one: Strunk and White's The Elements of Style. It's a classic. :)

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Originally Posted by ruben

Thanks for this wonderful thread :D I usually have lots of random writing questions and I have to google them since English is not my first language.

I generally have problems using in, on & at when I use them in reference to a virtual place for example

the link is on my signature
or the link is at my signature
or the link is in my signature

Thanks!

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Try to remember it like this:

Help! There is a spider on top of my shoulder!
Help! There is a spider at the window!
Help! There is a spider inside of my pants!

Example One: The spider is overlapping something.
Example Two: The spider is contained within something.
Example Three: The spider is far away from you.

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Originally Posted by CoreyFreeman

Try to remember it like this:

Help! There is a spider on top of my shoulder!
Help! There is a spider at the window!
Help! There is a spider inside of my pants!

Example One: The spider is overlapping something.
Example Two: The spider is contained within something.
Example Three: The spider is far away from you.

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Thanks corey I do know the difference between on, in & at but when we are talking about physical objects, the problem is when I talk about virtual objects for example

should I say the backlink is on my homepage or
the backlink is at my homepage or
the backlink is in my homepage

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by ruben

Thanks corey I do know the difference between on, in & at but when we are talking about physical objects, the problem is when I talk about virtual objects for example

should I say the backlink is on my homepage or
the backlink is at my homepage or
the backlink is in my homepage

Thanks!

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A linkback to your website has been placed on my homepage. :)

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Originally Posted by ruben

Thanks corey I do know the difference between on, in & at but when we are talking about physical objects, the problem is when I talk about virtual objects for example

should I say the backlink is on my homepage or
the backlink is at my homepage or
the backlink is in my homepage

Thanks!

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Objects that do not exist in the real world and objects that do are still nouns. They don't follow different rules.

There is a program on my computer's hard drive.
There is a virus in my program.
I have the program at my house.

There is a link on my website.
The link is in the content.
You will find the link at that website.