How I write SEO-oriented and keyworded texts

Writing a SEO-focused keyword-rich thought-through article or blog post is simple - you simply don't even think about it being all that when you start to write. If you focus on the keywords and even the strictly-defined topic, your mind will not wander, that's true, but the writing will not flow at all. Thus the best way to start your (future) SEO-obsessed keyword-stuffed article/post is to relax and forget about Search Engine Optimization for a few minutes.

SEO keyword writing
Don't let the bison scare you
Let's take a look at an example:

  1. You are asked (god forbid...) to write a 500-word article with the keywords "best bison meat shop Edmonton".
  2. You stare at your email for a few minutes, wondering how you can actually write about this "best bison meat shop [in] Edmonton" without saying what or where that store is.
  3. You get a drink. No, just a glass of water.
  4. You sit down and think about what you know about bison and meat and shops.
  5. You start to put on paper you general imaginary impressions of bison meat being somehow different from regular beef that most people would have tried, then you switch to talking about the fact that quality bison meat is difficult to find in this great city of a million inhabitants, then you start to muse about what the "best bison meat shop in Edmonton" would be like.
  6. You go to the beginning of your article and integrate your "what if" wishful thinking bit about the meat shop into the earlier parts of the piece.
  7. Done.
Trying to write based on the keyword does not (with some exceptions) work as well. Give it a shot yourself.