Google does not care very much about keywords in the content of your site. That is why when optimizing for Google, most people just write their keywords whenever they come up naturally in the sites content.
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Google does not care very much about keywords in the content of your site. That is why when optimizing for Google, most people just write their keywords whenever they come up naturally in the sites content.
That is the weirdest thing I have heard today
Integrating your specific target keywords within the content of a page can certainly have an impact on rankings because it’s a very strong signal that tells search engines what that page is about. However, there’s a very fine line between acceptable use and unacceptable overuse of keywords.
At the core of google algorithm is relevance. The relevance of keywords in a search to the words found on a websites pages
Placing keywords evenly in your webpage content always help Google to read through them and rank your content higher in search engines. You should also maintain an optimal keyword density of 2 to 3 percent to get the maximum benefit of your content in search engines.
Keywords have always been key to SEO, but correct implementation of keywords on your website has changed quite a bit over the years.
How do google know what keywords and words are, anyway? The google spider around a website looking for normally recurring terms, words and related terms. These "key words" hint the google in to what subjects the site is about, and the look for engines' advanced topic-modeling methods validate it.
Great content is always relevant to the keyword target, which you do above by applying keyword research to your content. Quality: Needs to provide information that people are looking for, that people want. And information that is unique to your website.