30-second summary:
- Title optimization of articles, blogs, or webpages is critical to get traffic and earn money from Adsense and affiliates
- The standard advice is to stick to one keyword phrase per page to maintain strict relevance and avoid getting penalized for keyword stuffing
- Adding extra related keywords, however, apart from the modifiers and words to create a sensible title has the potential to get more traffic to websites
- Here are some good insights and tips on how you can optimize your keywords titles
Optimizing titles of articles, blogs or webpages is critical for getting traffic and earning money from Adsense and affiliates. The standard advice is to stick to one keyword phrase per page to maintain strict relevance and avoid getting penalized for keyword stuffing. But adding extra, related keywords, apart from the modifiers and words to create a sensible title, has the potential to get more traffic to your site.
In this article, I’ll review, my own experience in crafting carefully multiple keyword titles.
Keep the title short – one keyword phrase to a page
As a golden tip, start targeting individual keywords on separate pages and use multiple pages for related words. General landing pages for mixed or general topics generally will not work because you will not be able to compete for popular single keywords without adding phrases for longtail titles. The general advice is that you should keep the title short (less than 70 characters) and only target perhaps two or three primary keywords that are highly relevant to the content of the page and its objective. You can of course develop long-tail keywords that include your primary keywords plus a series of modifiers to make a ‘sensible’ title that makes sense to humans and the test the bots use