This post is also a test post to prove the effectiveness of title tags and keyword optimisation on getting to number one in Google for a fairly obscure keyword phrase.
By ensuring the exact phrase (and variations) is in the title tag and is in the page copy you can reach the top of Google.*
*Obviously in the case of the keyword term I've chosen there's a danger that Google may see me as trying to spam their search engine unless the page actually contains content focused towards it.
Therefore i will actually provide some resources on rare cacti and their cultivation. Hopefully anyone actually looking for growing information or a Google employee won't think i'm a complete d*ckhead trying to do some dodgy black hat SEO as the page is also the most relevant to that term (i've checked, no other page or post covers cactus growth like this one, honest!).
- Cactus growing tips
- Wikipedia article on cacti
- A forum post about strange and rare cacti - unfortunately i don't think the pictures are live any more.
- British Cactus and Succulent Society - yes, this exists!
"Succulent plants store water in their leaves, stems and/or roots. The storage of water often gives succulent plants a more swollen or fleshy appearance than other plants, also known as succulence."As of 16th Feb this post was the first result in Google for the term "Growing strange cacti" (in quotations).
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