How Many Keywords Per Page for SEO? (Tips for a Blog Post, Homepage & Keyword Density to Focus On)

Find out how many keywords per page for SEO you should focus on. Also discover how many keywords to use in a blog post versus the homepage and more.

The topic of keyword density will also be discussed as well answering the questions about can you have too many keywords on one page, should you create a new page for every keyword you're targeting, and how many keywords can a page rank for.

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🎥 ABOUT THIS VIDEO
If you're new to digital marketing or blogging, then you're probably wondering how many keywords per page for SEO should you focus on. You may also be asking, "How many keywords to use in a blog post versus the homepage?"

In this video, I answer those questions and more so you can properly optimize your webpages to rank higher in Google.

After watching this video, you'll come away with a good understanding of keyword density and how it applies (if at all) to your blog posts and homepage content, as well as how many keywords you should be using on each page to increase your website traffic.

[henrythomas]

Great video! Some key points were highlighted that I hadn't heard anyone else discuss. Thank you!

[paomorales]

Wow you just answered all my SEO-related questions in one video. There's no beating around the bush, just being direct to the point. Thanks, man!

[mithunnandi]

Thanks sir. Should i use the exact kw 3 times in a 1000 word content? Or should i use breaking the kw?

[tejasn]

Thanks a lot, you cleared all my questions.

[suhaskataria]

You are doing a great job. Thank you. Very clear, no jargons yet to the point. Keep up the good work 👍

[angiemelissavillamizar]

Very good!! Thanks
There is any way to calculate how many words should have a page depending on main kw volumes?

[SwainLeungSewingMachines]

I agree to you for not trusting density percentage, there should be many places to fill the keywords without pissing vistors off.😅

[Karl-psns]

Please help me on How many keywords reseach should i do I dont know how many keywords needed to put in spreadsheet

[Arabidopsis]

Very good video, thank you very much!

[jurrie_]

My experience is that the higher the competition the more investment is needed to ‘break’ the ranks.

For low competition keywords it is easier and takes less effort

For higher competition mostly you need better content, better content is not defined by more keywords, but by creating more value for the user. Mostly a result of that is that you will need to use more keyword (variants)
So I think it is a result, not necessarily the goal

[goldencrestretrieversndoodles]

I believe i was using too many same keywords on one page.
Its now my hardest keyword to rank well for.
If i was penalized by google how long until im "forgiven" for it and can start gaining in rank position.

I know there is probably not an exact math to it but would still appreciate your thoughts on this.

[Ogiart]

Thank you for your video. I have a question about key words. I am a wedding photographer and I want to ask the following, for example:
I give an example with the keywords: wedding photography and wedding photographer.
Can I optimize one page for the first keyword ( wedding photography ) and one page for the second keyword ( wedding photographer)?
Or better to combine them in one page ? Because they have a different Google search result in google?