123 keywords for a page
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Hey mOz fans ,
I have a site that has 130 keywords. can ı target this amount just incoperate them as Ryan discussed
Before.
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I understand your advices, and thank you very much for them but my boss wants only a one page, I told him not to do that but he didn't listen to me.
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I'm not sure how this could be done. Even if you succeed in doing it, the page would be very long to read, and potentially get tagged as spam. Why are you wanting to optimize them all on one page? That method doesn't make much sense.
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A single page cannot be optimized for 130 keywords or keyword phrases.
Best practice is to aim for 1, at most 2, keyword phrases per page.
Think about it, if you want to rank in the top 10 on Google for a keyword phrase, best practice suggests you should include that phrase in the page URL, title tag, description, headers, body text, inbound links and so on. It just doesn't make sense to even try to include that many keywords or keyword phrases in all those places.
KempRuge suggests you change tactics and try to spread the wealth (so to speak) across a larger number of different pages and/or posts. It's good advice.
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No apologies necessary, we've all been there. If it is possible, I have absolutely no idea how to do it. However, even if someone on here (and I hope they do) tells you how; I can't imagine it's as easy as just building out more pages. Have you considered building out more pages? Any reason you wouldn't do that instead?
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As you guyz said sorry for my bad question.I've found 130 keywords for my a page. AnD I'm asking can a page optimized for 123 keywords
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You can easily target 130 keywords on a site...you can target 10 times that much. But, your question, as Ms Duncan pointed out, is unclear. Do you want them all on one page? Or throughout your entire site?
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Can you expand on your question a bit more? I don't understand.
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