How to use keywords on your webpages

[potchie]

idea :

Your on page SEO strategy should use semantically related phrases and mix up your keyword usage. If your page title is "Chicago Dentist & Dental Care : Business Name" then your on page heading tag should be something like "Your Friendly Dentists in Chicago".

[P.O.S.]

I would prefer using "Chicago Dentist & Dental Care : Business Name" instead of "Your Friendly Dentists in Chicago" -- by that I can target more specific keywords. Btw, the phrase "Your friendly..." is somewhat common, used by many, what I'm after is unique. People also tend to remember the business name more than the fancy lines...

[phoenix06007]

as P.O.S said make your keyword easily remembered by the people

[divalicious]

Yep.. Also, it's not bad to use fancy lines or your slogan, but keep in mind that it's better to use your targeted keyword(s) at the beginning of your title or sentence in you content.

[ogre]

That's my very first post this forum. Well i think you must come up with creative keyword to differentiate and also try to be more specific because these days people search is focused rather then vague search. I hope you people also agree with my thoughts.

[angilina]

Originally Posted by potchie

idea :

Your on page SEO strategy should use semantically related phrases and mix up your keyword usage. If your page title is "Chicago Dentist & Dental Care : Business Name" then your on page heading tag should be something like "Your Friendly Dentists in Chicago".

I personally do not much worry about the keywords usage. I think while writing content, we should mainly focus on what the users want as we are writing content for our users.

Then, keywords in the content appear naturally.

[P.O.S.]

Originally Posted by angilina

we should mainly focus on what the users want as we are writing content for our users.

Then, keywords in the content appear naturally.

I agree to that, but you have to admit, titles do give weight. So it's also important to give them enough attention

[joelchrist]

Yes. On page optimization is much important to our site. Add important keywords on site title and description.

[webron]

Titles of your page do have the much the higher weight in terms of onpage Optimization, POS is right.

[ronny88]

It depends on keyword research. Its not just about gambling your own keywords. There are facts and numbers involved to it.

[tcyonline.com]

Hello!
User your relevant keywords in your title and description also, it will help SERPs to index your website.

[extremeseos0007]

Some webmaster do make their title and heading same. How much benefit can you get from this