How many keywords can I put in my page for google spiders ?
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3How about writing good content and letting the keywords just naturally happen? If you write for search engines you're going to fail because you're ignoring your target audience.– John Conde ♦Nov 13, 2010 at 14:33
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it means my page has too many?– user7952Jun 1, 2011 at 15:11
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If you speak about meta keywords: 0
Google does not use the keywords meta tag in web ranking
Take much care about the content of your <title> tag, all the words you use in the headings tags (<h1>, <h2>, ...), and the quality of the content of your page.
You can also have a lot of precious guidance here:
G. Qyy is right, meta keywords are useless in today's SEO world.
In terms of targeting content for search engines, I'm a bit old school and like single-focused keyword targeting. Now, Google will likely - over time - find a cluster of keywords but as you're writing I'd think about just one or potentially two terms (if it's a modifier.)
So, if you're writing about a Purple Cheetah, then that should be the keyword target, but you might also target Fast Purple Cheetah.
While writing good content can sometimes work, there are plenty of examples where that fails. So I recommend writing for search engines.
http://www.blindfiveyearold.com/search-engines-are-readers-too
It's actually about writing good web content - which will benefit human and bot readers alike.
five to ten keyword is good for optimization.
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2Welcome to webmasters. Can you give us a link to something that backs this up? Sep 25, 2012 at 9:33