How to create blog good keywords in content

Keywords in Content

Usually this shouldn’t become a point a searcher will notice, but a search engine definitely does. Keyword density is the ratio of keywords against the total number of words in your content. Your content should have a maximum of 5% keywords on your whole article. Five percent is not a low percentage: 1 on the 20 words should a keyword.

Anyway, you shouldn’t forget you are writing your content for your readers. Just don’t stuff your article full of keywords if that makes the story uninteresting to read. You should use keywords where they fit in and here’s another thing, if you use too many keywords you will be punished by the search engines for keyword stuffing.
Keywords in Tags

Search engines see the HTML of the content and they mark some words surrounded by tags as more important then others. h1, h2, h3 tags will tell your visitors they are the title of an article, the chapters or the sub-chapters. The search engine scans a page in the same way and therefore those h1, h2 and h3 tags will be marked as more important. Read more about heading tags here.

But there are more more-important tags. strong and italic(em) tags are more important then your normal paragraphs, because they tell your visitors they are more important. Those words jump out of the paragraph because there is more weight on them. The search engine values those words in the same way: they are more important. Many other “special” tags are valued different by search engines.

So, putting keywords in special tags will only value those words as more important, which is great for you if it’s used correctly.

Keywords are important in Search Engine Optimizing

You have learnt why keywords are important for your search engine results. The secret is to use keywords in a responsible, yet effective way to use the search engines in your advantage. You should do that!