BlueBuzzy Senior Member Joined Jun 7, 2018 Messages 898 Reaction score 299 Jul 30, 2018 #1 As you probably know Yoast Premium let's you add up to 5(?) keywords per post. Does it make a difference?
As you probably know Yoast Premium let's you add up to 5(?) keywords per post. Does it make a difference?
ContentWriter Banned - Selling via PM Joined May 8, 2013 Messages 5,735 Reaction score 975 Jul 31, 2018 #2 I still do it the old school way: one main keyword with less than 1% density and then a few long-tail keywords here and there.
I still do it the old school way: one main keyword with less than 1% density and then a few long-tail keywords here and there.
jshikamaru Registered Member Joined Jul 10, 2017 Messages 72 Reaction score 10 Jul 31, 2018 #3 difficult to combine many keywords at one article
Dialgon Regular Member Joined Aug 3, 2018 Messages 301 Reaction score 27 Aug 3, 2018 #4 I think that 5 keywords will not be of use. I recommend using 1-2 keywords with longer updates. The updates should be used as much as possible.
I think that 5 keywords will not be of use. I recommend using 1-2 keywords with longer updates. The updates should be used as much as possible.
lightningblitz Elite Member Joined Nov 30, 2014 Messages 1,920 Reaction score 4,714 Aug 3, 2018 #5 It is good if you dont know how to optimize for long tail kws yet. Yoast extra kw is good for telling you to include the long tail in a title tag (h2 or h3) and long tail density. But you generally can do that on your own.
It is good if you dont know how to optimize for long tail kws yet. Yoast extra kw is good for telling you to include the long tail in a title tag (h2 or h3) and long tail density. But you generally can do that on your own.
sanketkumaar BANNED Joined Jul 13, 2018 Messages 20 Reaction score 1 Aug 3, 2018 #6 It is a technique for short keywords not long tails keywords