Putting Multiple Keywords in Title

Abdurrahman Nazim

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Hey guys,

I am new to SEO, and i was working with my team. So, my work is putting multiple keywords in one single title.

The client is having a new business they provide home,education, & business loans. There business is located in India.

I made a title like :

Education, Home, Business Loan Provider in India
Education | Home | Business Loan Provider in India

So, what i did above is correct?

People do search Home Loan Provider in India, Business Loan Provider in India, Education Loan Provider in India.

And how i should place this three keywords in the content?

Please help me out.
 
I don't think stuffing the keywords in the title would be a good idea. The title should be engaging, controversial, or something that will make someone want to click on your page, and not stuffed keywords in the title - I think the stuffed ones would decrease your ranking in the process, not increase.
 
Hey guys,

I am new to SEO, and i was working with my team. So, my work is putting multiple keywords in one single title.

The client is having a new business they provide home,education, & business loans. There business is located in India.

I made a title like :

Education, Home, Business Loan Provider in India
Education | Home | Business Loan Provider in India

So, what i did above is correct?

People do search Home Loan Provider in India, Business Loan Provider in India, Education Loan Provider in India.

And how i should place this three keywords in the content?

Please help me out.

Second option look more appealing & SEO friendly since it puts 'OR' condition. Isn't it?
 
I also like the second title with the pipe key.
But i will rather prefer a different pages for these kws. Or in the alternative

You could do a general title like 'loan provider' and have a sub heading (h2) of the keywords in the content.

For instance "genuine loan providers in india" main heading (h1)
Then sprinkle the other kws within the content body including (optionally) making (h2) of them
 
Don't add all the keywords. Use focus keyword and create an engaging title using that. It would be more appropriate.
 
If you are using wordpress you can update your meta title and meta description on weekly basis. Go to the search console for checking your url performance. And when you see a positive result of your url performance then stick to that meta title and meta description.
 
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