How many keywords to target per page?

SaniGold said:
Trying to figure out on-page SEO and keyword research in general. If any expert is able to help me with the following questions that would be greatly appreciated.

How many keywords should I be targeting per page?
Should I have 1 main keyword and like 2-3 related keywords?
What if I use 10-15 related keywords, will this dilute them too much?
Is there a difference in targeting product page and blog page keywords?
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The exact number of keywords that you should focus on a single page will depend on the length of the content and the competition for those keywords, its recommended to focus on 1-3 primary keywords and few secondary keywords and make sure you don’t stuff keywords. And I would recommend you to focus on high quality and relevant content that naturally includes your target keywords.
 
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SEO Sparton said:
I have shared this detail based on my knowledge also looking for more significant stuffs.

 The best practice is to use your primary keywords less than 3% or will lead to keyword stuffing
 You can use related keyword or combination of keywords
 Google is trying to be user friendly so it focuses priorly on the quality and in-depth content so using more related keywords can be done according to the content length
 Yes of course there is a difference in product page and blog page keyword in product page we must use product specific keyword and in blog page we must use more of informational keyword

So before using a keyword kindly make a complete research on the intent of the keyword according to the page you are working on.
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thanks for sharing the info really useful
 
SaniGold said:
Trying to figure out on-page SEO and keyword research in general. If any expert is able to help me with the following questions that would be greatly appreciated.

How many keywords should I be targeting per page?
Should I have 1 main keyword and like 2-3 related keywords?
What if I use 10-15 related keywords, will this dilute them too much?
Is there a difference in targeting product page and blog page keywords?
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Are you talking about off-page regarding or on-page regarding?
 
SaniGold said:
Trying to figure out on-page SEO and keyword research in general. If any expert is able to help me with the following questions that would be greatly appreciated.

How many keywords should I be targeting per page?
Should I have 1 main keyword and like 2-3 related keywords?
What if I use 10-15 related keywords, will this dilute them too much?
Is there a difference in targeting product page and blog page keywords?
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@SaniGold Do, avoid stuffing with kewords. It can demote your page rankings.
You can draft contents with 2% of keyword density.
 
How many keywords should I be targeting per page?
- Here is what I consider personally:1 as a base and the page will get ranked for 100s or 1000s of related keywords on its own.

Should I have 1 main keyword and like 2-3 related keywords?
- That will work good as well.

What if I use 10-15 related keywords, will this dilute them too much?
- It's much better and looks more natural.

Is there a difference in targeting product page and blog page keywords?
- None.
 
It's easier for pages to rank if they focus on one topic, so you should focus on two or three primary keywords per page that are reworded variations. Targeting four or more keywords is difficult because there is limited space in the title and meta description tags to target them.
 
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