How many times should you repeat a key phrase on a page?
While this is more of an inexact science, the general rule of thumb is to include specific keywords no more than five times in a standard blog post. Anything else can be considered spammy to the reader and negatively impact the user experience.
What is repetition of a key term or phrase?
Repetition is a literary device that involves intentionally using a word or phrase for effect, two or more times in a speech or written work. Repeating the same words or phrases in a literary work of poetry or prose can bring clarity to an idea and/or make it memorable for the reader.
Why are keywords important in a title tag?
Keywords are important in title tags, put the most relavent keywords first and go on from there. Search engines give a good amount of weight to title tags and view the first word as the most important and so on down the line. Don’t keyword stuff your title tags, it’s considered bad SEO and can get your site penalized by the search engines
Can a keyword be on the same page as the main keyword?
As a rule of thumb, every single keyword must make sense to be on the same page as your main keyword. Look for LSI or latent semantic indexing keywords, which contain different terms but pertain to the same thing.
Where do you find the title tag on a website?
The title tag appears in the browser title bar and the browser tabs. When you add a page to your favorites or when you share a page via social media, the title tag is what apppears as the page title. Is the title tag important?
Do you have to capitalize title tags for SEO?
…however, that doesn’t mean you should go hog-wild with your title tags. You seem to have a pretty good grasp with them, knowing to only have one per page, put it in the header tag and make sure that it properly represents what is on the page, however capitalization does not matter with title tags.