The Keyword density in a landing page is very low . by adding meta keyword tag can improve keyword density?
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The Keyword density in a landing page is very low . by adding meta keyword tag can improve keyword density?
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The meta keyword tag isn't used by modern browsers (more info). It's only used by competitors to see what keywords you are targeting
As Kay mentioned just keep it natural, if you feel its light then maybe you need more relevant content.
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Hiya,
I would write content for your reader and sign post well semantically. I would not worry too much about keyword density. Some studies recently published suggest that keyword density is not as helpful as it once was.
Personally I also don't see keyword tags to be a priority. None of the pages I have added keyword tags too have been impacted by me doing it.
Kay
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