One of the biggest content marketing mistakes people make is writing for search engines instead of people.
When you write for people, you focus on providing value and helping your readers solve a problem or learn something new. When you write for search engines, you focus on including keywords and optimizing your content for Google's algorithms.
While keyword optimization is important, it's more important to focus on writing content that your readers will enjoy and find useful. This means providing valuable information, answering common questions and solving problems.
When you focus on people instead of search engines, you'll attract more traffic and better rankings over time.
Best of all, if you're writing content that's relevant to your business, there's a strong chance you're already using the keywords you're targeting. If you write for people first, the SEO (search engine optimization) benefits come naturally.