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I always love your advice, Karon — it all boils down to a balance between readability (most important) and keywords for SEO purposes (secondary importance).You mention using synonyms. Do you use any particular tool to determine synonyms to use, or do you just use what feels natural? I did a casual search and found this tool: http://www.synonymlab.com/index.php Not sure how useful it is? Or any similar tool??