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[kattech]

I have read recommendations by the different bloggers on the use of keywords in articles. Fact is it looks important but, how can one effectively use such keywords in the article? Body, title or meta??

 

[mcjerry001]

You want your keyword in each tag. So lets break H tags down for a second. A site is made up with a structure and that tells google what your website is about. This generally goes as follows.

H1 Tag - You use this ONCE per page. This is generally your blog title. You want your keyword here, usually at the start of the title.
H2 Tag - These are major sections. You want your keyword here at least once.
H3 Tag - This is to support the H2 tags, so generally when you break something down into a smaller to digest section.

If you need an example you can look at my Beer Money Forum Review. It's a short article so you will get an idea of how the structure is laid out. Its simple. It has 1x H1 tag, 2x H2 tags and 2x H3 tags. You can spot them in the table of contents!

Under your H tags you will have your paragraphs. You can also sprinkle your keyword here. But the major benefit is from having them in the h tags. As for keyword density. I don't get into that as its different for every niche. Generally you want to look at who is already ranking in Google at the top and replicate what they are doing. That is what google likes and its DIFFERENT for every niche!

If you want to get technical, you can work this out using what is called TF-IDF (a free tool is Seobility) and it will tell you EXACTLY what you need to have to optimise your article.

If you need help just reply or feel free to PM me.

You have enlighten me a little. Are you now saying that for h1 which is the title, 1 keyword. H2 which is the subtitle 2 keywords and h3 which is next to sub title will also have 2 keywords

 

[GoldenLady]

You want your keyword in each tag. So lets break H tags down for a second. A site is made up with a structure and that tells google what your website is about. This generally goes as follows.

H1 Tag - You use this ONCE per page. This is generally your blog title. You want your keyword here, usually at the start of the title.
H2 Tag - These are major sections. You want your keyword here at least once.
H3 Tag - This is to support the H2 tags, so generally when you break something down into a smaller to digest section.

If you need an example you can look at my Beer Money Forum Review. It's a short article so you will get an idea of how the structure is laid out. Its simple. It has 1x H1 tag, 2x H2 tags and 2x H3 tags. You can spot them in the table of contents!

Under your H tags you will have your paragraphs. You can also sprinkle your keyword here. But the major benefit is from having them in the h tags. As for keyword density. I don't get into that as its different for every niche. Generally you want to look at who is already ranking in Google at the top and replicate what they are doing. That is what google likes and its DIFFERENT for every niche!

If you want to get technical, you can work this out using what is called TF-IDF (a free tool is Seobility) and it will tell you EXACTLY what you need to have to optimise your article.

If you need help just reply or feel free to PM me.

I've never realised that keywords density differs across different niches. Most advice states to use it as often as possible only.
This will be good to practice.

 

[sh199]

First, choose a keyword which are you interested in and put the keyword on
your article title,
your meta description,
in your SEO title tag
make use of that word in 3/4 times on that article
These will help you to make proper use of keywords

 

[highspeed]

Well, in my opinion, the best way to insert keywords in one of our articles can be at the beginning, that is, in the title.
This is because it is the first to be read in the entire text. Sometimes if it does not represent interest, it may not even be seen by readers.
So I think to insert them, interesting keywords, inherent to the topic we want to describe.

 

[jarvis22]

There is an explicit measure of catchphrase thickness that can be acknowledged in the article. So you might need to look out for that while composing an article or while making the substance. I have gained from the experience that for longer articles, google can be really adaptable about the utilization of catchphrases. However, little articles ought to have some cutoff.

 

[Ranamal]

There is a list of the best keywords that you can use to get get better results, you can find it in Google but you need to get good knowledge in it

 

[Mason359]

In the first place, pick a watchword which are you keen on and put the catchphrase on
your article title, your meta portrayal, in your SEO title tag utilize that word in 3/4 times on that article
These will assist you with utilizing catchphrases

 

[quentin34]

Keyword density in an article is limited to a certain level. It may be a good idea to pay attention to that when creating content or when writing articles. From the experience that I have applied on this site, google can be fairly flexible when it comes to keyword placement for longer articles. Short articles, however, should be restricted.

 

[ELSA-ELI]

There is a list of the best keywords that you can use to get get better results, you can find it in Google but you need to get good knowledge in it

How do you find this list of keywords from google?I am behind on this very part which I think is important to help your seo.

 

[ashim kate]

This kind of matrix can really be confusing because Google usually change their algorithm from time to time and it is usually very difficult for you to keep up. I have found a way of always inserti8 my most important keywords in my meta and that has been bringing me steady rewards for some time now and I think you should try the same.

 

[Fergus Mark]

You have enlighten me a little. Are you now saying that for h1 which is the title, 1 keyword. H2 which is the subtitle 2 keywords and h3 which is next to sub title will also have 2 keywords

Nice post had a great time reading it and looking forward to hear more from you thank you.

 

[Shahness]

You have to be very careful about the number of times you use the targeted keyword in your article. Make sure you look for the exact number of times you should mention the keyword because it won't be affective if you use it too many or too less times. The keyword density is very important in this case

 

[kayode10]

The best way to use keyword in a content is to aim at low keywords density. And the ideal want is to use the keyword three times in every 1,000 word you write for the content. Your content will be flagged as spam if used too much of keyword in the contents. As for me, I write naturally for the blog post without thinking about the keyword density or stuffing.

 

[ashim kate]

The most important thing is unusual first of all ensure that you are using the right keywords at the first place and there are so many tools online like the Google keyword planner that can be able to tell you which words people are searching. One of the things that people usually say is that you should ensure using the words when ever you are making your headlines but then you should not try to overexpose yourself.

 

[Juiseth]

You should only be able to use keywords in places where you think that they are relevant and the search engine can be able to identify them very fast. For example you are going to be better off if you are degrading it in the title as well as in the meta description. This is because these are the things that people usually check out for before they are going to read the article.