I am sure that you aware of the fact that almost no one agrees with my practices in general. I assume that the reason is because before I began with SEO I was expertizing in accessibility, usability and web semantics .

So what I was just asking is, which are the general considerations of SEOs when it comes to content optimization for search engines? Does the question sound weird? It is not.

Why? I cannot think about any practices that can be classified as content SEO or copywriting SEO. I only know online journalism, and that's it. I am honest here Dave.

If someone will start talking about those old school techniques, like the keywords must be placed on the top, at the middle and at the bottom of the page, and will call that content/copywritting search engine optimization, then I am afraid that I will have to laugh man.

I am convinced that content should written for humans (user, buyers, etc) and not for Robots with Artificial Intelligence. And if it should be for such robots, GoogleBot is still not one them. Or? And if GoogleBot will be one day, I do not think that we will not need to optimize. Or? So what do you understand with the term content/copywritting search engine optimization?

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