Keyword Position in Headings
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Hi All,
Where is the best place to position the keyword / keyphrase within a heading?
i.e. for keyphrase Red Shoes Which of the below would yield better SEO results whilst ensuring readability to us humans.
Latest fashions in red shoes.
orRed shoes at an affordable price.
Thanks Mark
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You're welcome
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Thanks for the great advise and extended use of the Title Headings
Mark
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I would run with the second one ..
But from there, you could also go with things like:
- Womens Red Shoes | Free Shipping on all Red Shoes
- Huge Range of Red Shoes | Read our reviews online!
- Guaranteed Best Prices on Womens Red Shoes | Buy stylish new Shoes today!
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Hi Mark
All things being equal, the closer to the beggining of the tag your KW are, the better in terms of SEO.
Now, remember that the title has to make sense, because it and the description tag of your page appear in SERPs. Try to write them so that the user is enticed to click on your SERP entry.
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