SEO and Grammar

Tommy Matalino Level 1

June 6, 2013, 11:36 am

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SEO and Grammar

How does grammar affects SEO, especially if it's "wrong" grammar?

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Beverly

Beverly

It was a very popular SEO technique way back to use common mispellings of words to rank for keywords. However now, I think Google is getting smarter and that technique is no longer as valid or successful as it was before. Many times, when I mispell a word on Google, they will show me what they think I want to see. The search results will say something like, 'did you mean to search for...' and then show me the proper spelling of the keyword. I can't say whether or not improper spelling or grammar would hurt someone's search engine ranking.

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HexonU

HexonU

Hello Every One !!!
It was an exceptionally mainstream SEO method path again to utilize normal incorrect spellings of expressions to rank for keywords.many times, when I misspell a statement on Google, they will reveal to me what they suppose I need to see.

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swapnil

swapnil

Grammar is not that important as far as SEO is concerned, but it is very important in certain aspects like blogging, content marketing, article marketing etc. Yes, with Google getting smarter, the chances of ranking with the misspelled keywords is negligible now we can not expect our site to get on the top with misspelled words, but sometimes some keywords especially containing a weird name like Aiysha or Aisha or Ayesha can be misspelled but that will not hurt the site because both the spellings are correct in some sense.

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jackson9

jackson9

When you do SEO, then you write content, blog, articles, so Grammar is Important part of SEO.

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Tommy Matalino

Tommy Matalino

Did you guys got a chance to rank high on a mispelled keyword?

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Gjeloise

Gjeloise

Having too many mispellings makes a blog look very unprofessional to the reader, so why take the risk you will alienate your visitors, just because you are trying to trick search engines?

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Beverly

Beverly

Having too many mispellings makes a blog look very unprofessional to the reader, so why take the risk you will alienate your visitors, just because you are trying to trick search engines?

I would not read a blog with mispellings as it indicates sloppy writing and tells me the writer doesn't care about the reader. And, it's just not professional to have misspellings, even if you are doing it for SEO.

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shek

shek

I would not read a blog with mispellings as it indicates sloppy writing and tells me the writer doesn't care about the reader. And, it's just not professional to have misspellings, even if you are doing it for SEO.

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I would hate to read a blog which has broken english. It means you will have high bounce rate ! And bounce rate is one of the most important factor for a webmaster to take care.

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swapnil

swapnil

I would not read a blog with mispellings as it indicates sloppy writing and tells me the writer doesn't care about the reader. And, it's just not professional to have misspellings, even if you are doing it for SEO.

Well, yes, too many misspellings makes a blog unpresentable and unprofessional, it indicates the intent of the blogger to purposely fool bots around with the use of these misspelled keywords, and I would probably hate such blogs or websites with misspellings. Specially, it it is a blog, it may ruin its reputation totally, because ultimately blog is all about content and if the quality of the content is not good, I will just ignore that blog, so would others do.

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MikeQ

MikeQ

If there is a little mistakes then no problem but if you don't have understanding of language and you are writing then it can be a big problem, your readers may not able to understand correctly, search engines would think that you are using spun articles etc.

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Beverly

Beverly

If there is a little mistakes then no problem but if you don't have understanding of language and you are writing then it can be a big problem, your readers may not able to understand correctly, search engines would think that you are using spun articles etc.

It's so easy to write a short article for a blog post and insert a few relevant keywords that relate tot he content on the page. So I don't see why anyone would use spun articles. Still, I have seen many blogs that do.

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Tommy Matalino

Tommy Matalino

I would not read a blog with mispellings as it indicates sloppy writing and tells me the writer doesn't care about the reader. And, it's just not professional to have misspellings, even if you are doing it for SEO.

This is definitely true.Besides, search engines will definitely correct you in case you misspelled.

But what I'm wondering is, is there a site that ranks well on search engines because of a certain misspelling or grammar mistake? May it be intentional or not?

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MikeQ

MikeQ

Also, if you are writing content then make use of MS word so that if there is any grammatical or spelling mistakes the you would easily notice and you can correct according to the suggestion..

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Tommy Matalino

Tommy Matalino

if you are using quality content and fresh content without any grammatical or spelling mistakes than your website will definitely get good ranking in search engine.

Do Google really care about the grammatical error? Can it understand every word we post online?

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Beverly

Beverly

Do Google really care about the grammatical error? Can it understand every word we post online?

The search engine seems to understand a spelling error and gives results for the correct spelling. So maybe the search spiders really do know when a word is spelled wrong. It would be fun to think the algorithm has a spell checker built in

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Hunter

Hunter

Do Google really care about the grammatical error? Can it understand every word we post online?

At worse, it might simply ignore the misspelled word and you would not get indexed for the words you want. That's assuming a key word is misspelled. Though most likely, it would be a misspelling of a common word and would make little difference to Google how it's spelled.

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Corzhens

Corzhens

I have seen several discussions about wrong spelling issue that it can affect the SEO although it was not clear if search engines are against misspelled words. With wrong grammar, it goes the same as the wrongly spelled words. However, it is not a good practice to write contents with such mistakes because the reader may be turned off. Besides, you wouldn’t want to be credited with an article that has so many mistakes

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