intentional misspellings of major keywords on site pages

[mannequin-lady]

Two of my major keywords, "mannequins" and "miniature" are continuously misspelled when people search my All Dress Forms site, located here:
http://www.alldressforms.com

When people do a search via the search engines, the search engines very nicely correct their misspellings and they find what they are looking for.

Currently, what works well is that I have the misspellings on the bottom of my home page and my major mannequins page.

Should I add all the misspellings to each of the product pages that these keywords are referring to?

[coder]

Here's another thread that discusses your question
http://webproworld.com/viewtopic.php?t=29605

Yes, you can optimize pages for misspellings. However I wouildn't add misspellings to your current pages, but rather create new pages for that purpose for search engines

[mannequin-lady]

Originally Posted by Phantom

Here's another thread that discusses your question
http://webproworld.com/viewtopic.php?t=29605

Yes, you can optimize pages for misspellings. However I wouildn't add misspellings to your current pages, but rather create new pages for that purpose for search engines

Phantom, thanks for the link to the earlier discussion. I found several useful ideas, especially:

Credit to Phantom:
A separate page for misspelled words:
http://fireworks.com/misspellings.asp

The below on "how to enter the code" is from the earlier topic referred to of http://webproworld.com/viewtopic.php?t=29605

How to enter the code:

A better way to place a link to your page from here is frieworks

Credit to sfowler:
Keyword Typo Generator

http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools/key...ypo-generator/

That keyword typo tool generated misspellings I've never seen before! It's great!

end of credits :-)

I've been adding the misspellings on my home page, in a separate paragraph near the bottom that begins with the following:

"Since the word mannequin appears in several different ways including..."

I'll create a new page or pages, since the other problematic word for people is "miniature".

At least most people know how to spell "dress forms".