Can I join two keywords into one phrase and get both?

[Dimitri001]

Suppose I want to hit two keywords, "easy carwash" and "carwash service" and I write in a page heading "easy carwash service," am I hitting both at once in doing that?

 

[charliebrooker]

Yes. It's a related term.

But use all three terms in your text and subheadings.

 

[Dimitri001]

So it's viewed as three separate terms rather than a phrase?

Like, if Keyword Planner gives me "easy carwash," in order to rank for that I don't have to have the terms appear along side each other, they can be in separate paragraphs and it's just as good?

Or I can, for ex., in a heading have "This carwash is so easy" and I'm hitting the "easy carwash" keyword?

 

[timothyc3r]

Suppose I want to hit two keywords, "easy carwash" and "carwash service" and I write in a page heading "easy carwash service," am I hitting both at once in doing that?

yes

 

[Dimitri001]

yes

And what about if Keyword Planner gives me these two:

easy carwash

carwash service

and then I have this text on my page:

"It is very easy to find a carwash that provides cheap service."

Is THAT hitting both of them or do the words have to appear together as a phrase?

 

[Syrus Enriquez]

Suppose I want to hit two keywords, "easy carwash" and "carwash service" and I write in a page heading "easy carwash service," am I hitting both at once in doing that?

Yes ofc