Would this harm my SEO?
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Hello,
I own a shop, and I want to add the most searched keywords to my products page , example :
Nike Aero , add this keywords to the product page :
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Nike Aero buy
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Where to buy Nike aero
ect , I with the most searched keywords
Would it harm my SEO? Would it be good?
Thank you!
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Hello Miguel,
As long as you don't stuff this keywords too much in your page it's okay. Basically, after Penguin 2 update there isn't a priority for more pages with a high density of keyword stuffing. You have to focus more on quality and unique content.
Hope it helps!
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Hi Miguel,
I wouldn't recommend stuffing your keyword all over your product page, I would recommend you have the keyword in the title, and the description of the product page. Adding the keyword accessibly is only going to look like keyword stuffing.
Natural is the best way. For some examples look at your top brand competitors product pages and see how they have done it. Also keep it relevant to what your product page is about.
Hope that helps.
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