When creating content for your site, you want to optimize it so that your content will be readily found when users search for it. While you are the expert in your content, it is helpful to think about it from a naive user's point of view. What keywords are visitors likely to use in a search engine to find your page? Avoid extremely generic or single keywords, like "transmission repair." Use at least two- or three-word combinations, for example, "Stockton transmission repair," or "Central Valley transmission service."
Plan on creating one page for one or two similar keyword phrases,
Because of how the search engines rank page titles, your page title should use your keyword phrase. Put the keywords towards the beginning of your page title. The page title is ranked heavily by most search engines. But keep your page title relatively short, no more than 6-9 words.
If you have access to the code of your page, enter your keyword phrases in a 20-25 word sentence in the META Description field. Something like this should also be the first sentence in the body area of the page.
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This is where keywords matters. You must use your keywords in the first and last sentence, and 2-3 more times throughout the body of your page. The page content should contain quality content relevant to your keyword phrases.
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