Tittle + keywords = ?
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Hi everyone so it's time for a refresh. I want to improve my rank for couple of terms on one page, so whats you recommend me. Currently I am thinking to go with option 1 and be as much specific to my main keyword, but at the same time I am not sure if I'll be able to link well for my 2nd keywords.
Option 1
Term 1, Term 2, Term 3 - they are more or less related
Tittle: Term 1 and Term 2 and Term 3
Keywords: term 1, term 2, term 3
Meta description: Term 1, la lalal mama term 2, ta da da lalaaas term 3
or
Option 2
Tittle: Term 1
Keywords: term 1, term 2, term 3
Meta description: Term 1, la lalal mama term 2, ta da da lalaaas term 3
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And forget about the Meta Keywords tag, it's useless
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Always better to focus a page on less so that you can do more.
I would have term one and then brand signals for your title tag. I would consider this the best option and just create a couple more pages. Unless they are extremely extremely close keywords like blue widget and blue widgets.
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Your SEO strategy depends upon your desire. You stated your wish to "improve my rank for couple of terms". Everyone wants to improve their ranking. The question is, how bad do you want it?
If you wish to maximize your ranking on a given page, you will focus one keyword or phrase. Your page title will focus that same phrase along with your H1 tag. Your content will also begin with that phrase.
There is nothing hidden or ingenious here. It is pure SEO basics applied. The site that executes best on this process is wikipedia, which is a large part of why they rank so well on so many terms. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitamin_C
Example article on Vitamin C
Title: Vitamin C
H1 tag: Vitamin C
Article: Vitamin C is an essential nutrient......
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