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Once I have found the keyword i want to target what’s next? Do i create landing pages for each keyword? And where do i put these keywords?? In the title?? Meta tags? Someone send me a link to another forum that gives me answers or anyone here give me an answer. Thank you all
 
Use:
1. Title and meta description
2. URL
3. H1, H2, H3
4. Body of content
5. Image (Alt text)

Keyword Frequency for 1000 words:
1. Use 1.5% main keyword
2. Use 1% secondary keywords
3. Use 0.7% Longtail Keywords
 
You can use the keywords in:
Page titles
Meta description
Titles and subheadings
1st paragraph of content
URL's

Make sure to use keywords with the appropriate keyword density, as mentioned above!
 
There is no special portion to get the magic. Just follow the basic rules in On-page and test several offline link-building strategies. You will find your way.
 
You add keywords to HTML pages by including the Meta Keywords tag inside the Head section of the code. You then insert a list of keywords relevant to your business in the Meta tag. Never include keywords that are not relevant; Google may penalize you for doing so.
 
The best keyword strategies rely on highly relevant keywords, which are keywords that relate closely to your business or are associated with your industry.
 
Yes, you have the answer already, but don't do keyword stuffing at any cost. Make longer and better articles targeting multiple LSIs so your ranking task might get easy.
 
Use:
1. Title and meta description
2. URL
3. H1, H2, H3
4. Body of content
5. Image (Alt text)

Keyword Frequency for 1000 words:
1. Use 1.5% main keyword
2. Use 1% secondary keywords
3. Use 0.7% Longtail Keywords
With back links if i want to push that specific keyword for my page should I put the anchor text as that also? For example I wanted to target IT support London. Id weave the keywords it into a landing page made up of Meta tags, Title name, url, image alts etc. Then get good authority high quality domain's with the anchor test as “IT support London” pointing to the landing page i just created, would that push it up rankings potentially?
 
You should include it in the title, intro, and wherever it fits
Google can decipher the quality of your post regardless of whether the kw density is low or extreme
 
With back links if i want to push that specific keyword for my page should I put the anchor text as that also? For example I wanted to target IT support London. Id weave the keywords it into a landing page made up of Meta tags, Title name, url, image alts etc. Then get good authority high quality domain's with the anchor test as “IT support London” pointing to the landing page i just created, would that push it up rankings potentially?
Be careful with the anchor text. Your exact match anchors should come from authority sites. You should also include some brand, generic, long-tail, and naked anchors in the mix to be safe from overoptimizing.
 
You can add keywords in the title, meta tag, and body of the content, Use it in the right proportions, and do not overuse the keyword.
 
friends mentioned putting the keyword in your H tags. Take it one step further, figure out what kind of questions the top ranked pages are putting in their H tags. what kind of user intention they are addressing in their H tags. you need to do the same and better.
 
Actually, it's a tricky thing that let Google know about the main keyword within the less usage.

As others said, the keywords should be placed in metadata.

Sometimes google indexes the page with the description content from the inner part.

So the content should be spicier around the main keyword.
 
Keywords can be placed to the title H1,body of the content and meta tag. And don't overdo it.
 
There are the main places that you can add keywords to improve the search engine optimization. It is one of the most significant parts of SEO

Page Titles
ALT tag
Body Text
Meta Description
URL
Meta Keywords
 
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