SEO Basics: Understanding Keywords for Better Rankings

If you're new to SEO, one of the first things you need to understand is keywords. In this video, we provide a simple definition of keywords and explain why they are crucial for SEO success. You'll learn how to conduct keyword research and how to optimize your website's content for better rankings.

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► About this video

In our first SEO Sneak Peek video series, we'll cover:

► What are Keywords and why they are important
► What are Primary Keywords and Secondary Keywords in SEO
► What are LSI keywords

Keywords are the terms that you need to optimize a page, or in other words, these are the terms for which you want your website to rank on Google.

The idea is to make sure the most frequently searched terms are placed within the content that you want to rank. This will grab the attention of Google and other search engines.

Based on the importance of keywords, you can categorize them into: Primary Keywords, Secondary Keywords, and LSI Keywords.

The primary keyword or the focus keyword is the best way to describe the content within a page.

Secondary keywords or auxiliary keywords are the ones that give more context to the primary keyword. They are usually longer than the primary keyword and have less search volume.

LSI keywords are search terms that are semantically related to the topic.

By the end of this video, you’ll understand everything you need to know about the basics of keyword and how to use them properly to rank your website higher on Google.

#SEO, #keywords, #SEOsuccess, #keywordresearch, #contentoptimization

If you are an SEO professional or a website owner trying to rank your pages higher on search engines, these videos will make your ride up to the top easy.

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It's definitely becoming clearer and clearer why certain pages consistently rank
higher on Google & the other major search engines.

Thank you for sharing these not so obvious insights.