Keywords for On-Page Optimization

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Use the keyword in the Meta title if possible.

First and foremost, you must begin incorporating your chosen keywords into your website's Meta title.
Include keywords in each page's meta title, and make sure the title is distinctive and appealing to readers.
Keep the length of your meta title between 60 and 65 characters.
At the start of the meta title, try to include primary keywords.
Don't go over the 65-character limit in your meta title because Google won't show anything beyond.

Meta description must now include both primary and secondary keywords.
Keep the meta description character limit between 160 and 165 characters, and don't go beyond it.
The meta description needs to be more appealing.
Headings should include the keyword.

Every page of your website has headings, and you must employ primary keywords in all of them.
Headings must be in the following format: H1, H2, H3,... H6.
Headings should be distinct and appealing.

Use the keyword in the image alt tags.

Every page image title should include the primary keyword.
Before submitting photographs to the website, remember to compress and optimize them.

Incorporate targeted keywords into the content of your website -

Incorporate all intended keywords into the content of the website.
When including keywords, aim to avoid keyword stuffing.
The keyword density should be between 2% and 3%.
Create original and one-of-a-kind stuff.
Instead of writing material for the Google bot or algorithm, try writing for your users or audiences.