google not crawled my main keyword
- Thread starter falcon129
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- Dec 7, 2008
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Just put the main word you want to be known for on your homepage in the writing, title, and description so Google understands it
clubitvn
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Make sure to check the content is relevant to your main keyword
check your main keyword visible in your homepage like title tag meta description and headings
Barnibonn
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- Jan 2, 2022
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Try doing this:
Add the keyword to the title tag, metadata, and beginning of the content.
Increase keyword density to 2-3+ mentions.
Decrease competition from other words.
Simplify sentence structure.
Add internal links to the homepage from topical pages.
This will help Google better determine the main topic of the homepage.
Add the keyword to the title tag, metadata, and beginning of the content.
Increase keyword density to 2-3+ mentions.
Decrease competition from other words.
Simplify sentence structure.
Add internal links to the homepage from topical pages.
This will help Google better determine the main topic of the homepage.
Maggie Adams
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- Mar 9, 2009
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Include your main keyword in your homepage text and tags to grab Google's attention and ensure your site remains user-friendly.
- Jun 25, 2015
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Make sure the main keyword is clearly included in your homepage content to help Google recognize it.
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I guess you submitted for indexing, maybe a few days, up to a few weeks max.
Did you do anything else in terms of homepage optimization or did you just write "My Site", copy/paste it to index via GSC, and wait for the keyword "My Site" to somehow reach the first few places?
It could be anything, maybe it's early, maybe you made a mistake somewhere, maybe Google tells you "I'll index your page, but... Don't expect anything else".
I believe that it's just early and you haven't done a good enough job, therefore, a lot of expectations for a little work.
You have to be a little more precise when you ask questions, be a little more specific, and add more details, so, that we can give better answers, and not copy/paste (mostly).
WanderlustWarrior
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Good tip mate.
falcon129
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- Jan 22, 2024
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i appreciate yours help, i've already add main kw in meta, h1,h2, sapo, ending and make it naturally as possible, but i dont know why google still not crawled my main kw.
As of now, it's been nearly a week since the Google bot was launched. And the keyword density is 1.3% of the total article.
As of now, it's been nearly a week since the Google bot was launched. And the keyword density is 1.3% of the total article.
- Apr 20, 2018
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could be thin content, or your site still new
hideath
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Probably too soon to jump into conclusion, getting the page indexed doesn't mean it will be included in the SERPs immediatly,
It take some time for most websites, especially for the new websites/pages, give it some time,
Also, 1.3% seems too low, you have to include the keyword multiple times, including the first paragraph (summary),
And in every couple of paragraphs, simply don't over do it
Sarah Mathews
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- Sep 1, 2009
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Based on my knowledge, You can whether the main keyword is properly added to you main page content.
ClickCrafts
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- Jan 22, 2024
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Make sure your main keyword is noticeably present in titles, headings, and content, and optimize meta tags and site structure for better recognition by Google.
