I took your post, and made a web page using your post title as both the title and the meta description. This was an example of natural writting. Then I ran it through an
SEO tool.
Title and Meta Description was 62% relevant
your top ten keywords in density was:
once - 7 - 1.90% - (G,Y,M)
keywords - 5 - 1.36% - (G,Y,M)
copy - 5 - 1.36% - (G,Y,M)
keyword - 5 - 1.36% - (G,Y,M)
terms - 4 - 1.09% - (G,Y,M)
search - 4 - 1.09% - (G,Y,M)
naturally - 4 - 1.09% - (G,Y,M)
engines - 4 - 1.09% - (G,Y,M)
put - 3 - 0.82% - (G,Y,M)
related - 3 - 0.82% - (G,Y,M)
Your top 5, 2 word Phrases
search engines - 4 - 1.09% - (G,Y,M)
related terms - 3 - 0.82% - (G,Y,M)
keyword once - 3 - 0.82% - (G,Y,M)
writing naturally - 2 - 0.54% - (G,Y,M)
sub headings - 2 - 0.54% - (G,Y,M)
If you wanted this post to be searched via your subject of natural writing for
SEO you can see that this won't produce much.
So I think the previous poster had the answer. Write it naturally, wash it through a few
SEO tools and tweek it. Good web page design has always been a balancing act between the Browser and the Search Engines, you have to placate both to succeed