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SEO "Missing Keywords" (when they are there)

Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2025 11:54 pm
by dnlyko
How you enter text in a Heading

https://rockngroove.com/why.html

Re: SEO "Missing Keywords" (when they are there)

Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2025 5:54 am
by Pablo
This happens most likely because you have insert line breaks in the heading.
To solve this, add commas between the keywords.

Re: SEO "Missing Keywords" (when they are there)

Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2025 10:57 am
by dnlyko
Yes I understand it happens because I have breaks in the H1 heading.

So what you are saying is that a Heading text in WWB can not be layout/formatted with line breaks ?
The H1 can only be 1 line ?

Re: SEO "Missing Keywords" (when they are there)

Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2025 11:17 am
by Pablo
No, I was saying, that you will need to insert commas between the words in the meta tags keywords.

Re: SEO "Missing Keywords" (when they are there)

Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2025 11:23 am
by BaconFries
As Pablos reply see the following!

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<meta name="keywords" content="live toronto, reggae event, posters & photos">
Although I am not a SEO expert the following is just some tips on keywords, H1 and there use
BaconFries wrote: Fri Feb 26, 2021 10:10 pm
Is there anything else I should be doing regarding SEO?
As you will find out SEO is a vast topic. Just do a Google search on the matter and you will find a multitude of does and don'ts. Some will conflict and say you should do the don'ts over the does and every one is a expert in the subject. Some basic rules are (note I am in no way a expert)

Keywords are great and were the main way to gain a better ranking at one time still useful but best used without over stuffing (Google shuns the over use of these). When adding them ask yourself what words or phrases would you use as a customer if you were searching for your site in any of the search engines. Use words that make sense to your sites (page) content try not to get repeat words. Depending of the page content try to keep to a minimum and maximum keywords for talking sake some pages may only need a minimum of 25 and a maximum of 50.

Using Headers H1, H2 ect
When using you should always start with H1 tag it should use keywords that are related to the page title and also to the relivence of the page content.
The H2 tag is seen as a subheading to the H1, like the H1 tag it to should contain similar keywords used in your H1 tag.
If you need to use H3 then like before with the H2 being a subheading to H1 this time the H3 is a subheading of H2. As you can see there is a order of importance with H1 being the first from a SEO point you only ever use one <H1> per oage also.

Appropriate title tags
These are used to specify the title of each page and used appropriately to match the content of the page. When a search is used they will get displayed in the results as a clickable headline which when clicked will navigate to that page with that title.

Meta Descriptions
These are used to give a description of the page content it should also be unique to the page. Just as the the title tag it too will be displayed in the search result.

Website content
This is self explanatory. It should be readable and understandable to the reader be unique to that page in question and not to ramble on so not to (bore) the reader.

Alt tags. The use of Image Alt Text (this benefits screen readers for the visually impaired) also to help search crawlers index the images. It works in a similar way to a tool tip when the user places the mouse over a line of text will appear describing the image if used with a screen reader a verbal description will be read out great for those with a visual impairment.

This is just my thoughts on this and in noway am I a expert it is purely for information only and cannot guarantee that anything mentioned will increase your ranking in any of the search engines.

Re: SEO "Missing Keywords" (when they are there)

Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2025 12:03 pm
by dnlyko
Pablo wrote: Wed Apr 23, 2025 11:17 am No, I was saying, that you will need to insert commas between the words in the meta tags keywords.
Oh, sorry, I misunderstood. Yes indeed it did correct the issue.
Thank you very much Pablo