This is where you can go into more detail and target a wider range of keywords. The goal is to create content that Google finds valuable and relevant to searches related to your book.


1. Primary Keyword Research: Beyond the basic keywords, think about the themes and elements of your story.

  • Characters: What are their names? What are their roles? (e.g., "Kaelen the Rogue," "Sorceress Elara")

  • Setting: Is there a unique world name? (e.g., "World of Aethelgard," "The Shadowfell")

  • Plot Points: What is the central conflict? (e.g., "ancient prophecy," "magical artifact," "avenging a fallen kingdom")

  • Themes: What is the story about? (e.g., "coming-of-age fantasy," "betrayal and redemption," "the price of power")

2. Article Title (H1): This is the headline of your article. It should include your main keywords and be compelling enough to make people click.

  • Example 1: Discover The Obsidian Blade: A New Epic Fantasy Series with a Dark Twist

  • Example 2: Why The Obsidian Blade Is the Must-Read Fantasy Novel of the Year

  • Example 3: From Ancient Prophecy to a Rogue's Quest: Inside the World of The Obsidian Blade

3. Meta Description: This is the short snippet of text that appears under the title in search results. It should be a concise summary of the article and include relevant keywords to entice clicks. Keep it under 160 characters.

  • Example 1: Explore The Obsidian Blade, a new dark fantasy novel about an ancient power and a rogue's quest for vengeance. Get a sneak peek and read an exclusive chapter.

  • Example 2: In The Obsidian Blade, a legendary magical sword is unearthed, threatening to plunge the kingdom into eternal darkness. A new epic fantasy adventure awaits.

4. Article Content (Body): This is where you use all your researched keywords naturally throughout the text.

  • Headings (H2, H3, etc.): Break up your content with subheadings that are also keyword-rich.

    • H2: "What is The Obsidian Blade About?"

    • H3: "Meet the Heroes of the Aethelgard Saga"

    • H3: "The Legend of the Obsidian Blade"

  • Alt Text for Images: If you have images (like the book cover or character art), use descriptive alt text that includes keywords.

    • Example: "The Obsidian Blade book cover, a dark fantasy novel by [Your Name]"

  • Internal and External Links: Link to other relevant pages on your site (e.g., your author bio, other books in the series) and to external sources (e.g., a review site, a blog that influenced you).

By following these steps, you can create a strong online presence for your book, "The Obsidian Blade," making it easier for fantasy fans to discover it and become your next readers.