What Are Natural Language Articles?

Natural language is a term the search engines use to describe a certain type of writing that is not SEO-centric, but that contains search engine benefits. There really is no magic trick involved and it’s not some of kind of mystic rocket science. Natural language writing attempts to writing article content and SEO content is a way that is natural for humans to read, but with the added benefit of search engine-friendly content. It is still rich in keywords, but not necessarily keyword-centric.

The way to write natural language articles is to write them as you would anything else. Just write with no thought of SEO. Then run through a second time and add a few keywords in the most natural places where you might find them. Don’t overdo it. You don’t need that many. I’d say maybe one instance of your keyword for every 100 words in the article. That’s really all you need, and possibly not that many. I’d put the keyword in the first sentence and the last sentence and two or three more times in the article. And make sure you have it in your article title. When you add the keywords to the article content, make sure you place it in the context where it would read naturally to a human reader and not draw undue attention to itself. If it does draw attention to itself then take it out and put it in somewhere else instead.

Natural language writing is still SEO, but it involves writing in a natural way rather than a forced SEO way.