keyword typo generator

So how would misspellings help your SEO?

It is nice tool which tell us grammatical and vocabulary suggestion if we get some wrong spellings. This is very useful tool for SEO Purpose.

So how would misspellings help your SEO?

1. Less competition: most SEO people target correctly spelt keywords. 2. People often spell things incorrectly when searching.

I also wonder how to use the misspellings?

Make page(s) containing the misspelled keywords that redirect to the real page?

You don't want to put misspelled keywords on the page people actually view, and adding the misspelled keywords to your meta tag probably doesn't do much if they are not also in the content...

I don't see any use of this, Can somebody tell me..

So if you also target these "wrong" keywords it could give you a leg up on your competition.

Until everybody else figures it out. It actually makes sense and it's worth running the results through something like your Google Adwords campaign to see how much those keywords are, and how often they are used.

It's too bad G doesn't look at meta keywords because that would be a useful place to put misspelled words. It could be a legitimate reason, such as having a company name that is frequently misspelled.

On the other hand, G itself does a good job of suggesting alternate spellings to the user.

On the other hand, G itself does a good job of suggesting alternate spellings to the user.

Their spelling corrections is one of my favorite features. It has gotten to the point where is I see I misspelled something, I will just submit it anyway, and click on Google's "did you mean..." link because Google knows what I want .

I think this optimizing for misspellings of miskeyed words is mostly irrelevant now that Google has the "did you mean" link as mentioned. Perhaps it's important for a word like Caribbean (does it have two b's or 2 r's or what?) that screws many people up. As far as miskeys, I think the effort put into optimizing for those is not worth it.

Misspelling in Content or keyword is effecting in content quality and sometime getting bad impression from Google. In my site I use one keyword with one letter wrong .. I was surprised the key word is little competitive and me get some click from G and m in the first position... I was very happy then at last i checked carefully and then understand the mistake.I correct bcz only little clicks even m in the first position of SERP

After that I copy the content in the word document found many wrong spelling and gramitical mistake. I corrected all and resubmit but no use was in last position of SERP..at last I drop the domain and go for new

If you are trying to optimize for a competitive keyword, putting misspelled keywords in a metatag will not help your serps, you have to do so much more than that. For non-competitive keywords, I think, you will get much more traffic if you put your efforts for correctly spelled keywords.

This seems like one of the most useless tools available. Do you really want to ad misspelled words to your content?

Do you really want to ad misspelled words to your content?

You would if people searched for them.

Check out "fat-finger dialing"

certain telecom companies purchase phone numbers similar to existing calling-card services and charge 1000's % more

humans will make mistakes - part of your SEO/SERP campaign could be to use the errors to your advantage

Its no generator, is sinanimaiser

look this:

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what is it?

first time to hear that. thanks for sharing.

In the current PC World mag there is a very basic article on SEO that includes the advice Spell Correctly--or Have a Good Reason Not To which briefly discusses the possible advantage of including common misspellings in keywords.

You had a point decibel, misspelled keywords have lesser competitors, and we can take advantage of it because of minimal works to be done on a certain misspelled keywords, we all make mistakes like what Brutal wrote, instead of synonymizer he went to sinanimaiser, and this makes a lot of sense.. thanks for sharing.