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I have made a content placeholder for a keyword that will gain significant search volume in the future.
Until then I am trying to optimize the page to rank when the game launches and the keyword gains volume.
http://hiddentriforce.com/a-link-between-worlds/walkthrough/
Is there anything I can do to improve the optimization for the phrase 'a link between worlds walkthrough'
A lot of my competitors are already setting up similar placeholder pages and doing the same thing. I have 2 fairly large gaming sites that will place a banner for my walkthrough on their site. I did not pay for the links. I do free writing/ other services in exchange for this.
I have been sharing the link socially. It has almost 200 likes and a handful of shares, tweets, g+ votes
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I had the h1below the fold which might lead to bounces -- obv. you have to wait and see. For me, the copy reads a little bit weird using the phrase so much -- maybe that's me. I think in terms of SEO it looks fine -- maybe some UX things I am not totally crazy about -- but I the users are the ones that decide not me.
Best of luck
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Hi Noah, First let me say, very cool. I'm a big fan of Zelda. What I am about to say has absolutely nothing to do with SEO and only has to do with my own perception of the game, my knowledge of the game, and how I would search for it.
Whatever search term I used, it would definitely have "Zelda" in it. Have you thought about optimizing it for a combination of the new game's title + Zelda? I certainly don't presume to know more about how people are searching than you do and I can't back up what I say with an ounce of keyword research. I'm just saying that if I were to search for this new game, or a preview of this new game, I'd type: "Zelda link between worlds preview"....or something similar to that. Just my thoughts.
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