Keywords Qty per page.
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I have a website http://www.versaillesdentalclinic.com with 20 pages in Total, but i need it to be on the top page of Google by 65 keywords and may be more.
How many keywords per page shall I use? Currently I am promoting around 12 keywords high competitive for main page? Is it ok?
I will appreciate a good answer
Thanks,
Russel
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I agree with fassa about the 1 page for 1 keyword. You page might end up ranking highly for secondary keywords that are more long tail in nature.
What do you mean by the "top page of Google by 65 keywords or more"? Is that your goal? If so, that seems a little vague as you can easily rank of the top page of long tail keywords, but it doesn't mean anything if no one is searching for them.
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Usually it is considered a best practice to optimize 1 page for 1 keyword or key phrase so i would recommend in your case to edit the pagination of the website a bit and maybe optimize for 2-3 keywords at a maximum per page. Also you should consider putting similar things in one place ... for example u can optimize 1 page for 2 things if they are similar like "cosmetic dentistry" and "restorative dentistry" But i really recommend making a different page for each keyword you want to rank for and follow the "perfectly optimized page" example from the forums. It works like hell. Also make keyword research on what people really search for and what they search the most for ... an example would be that 1.2 million people search for "fridges" every month and 7 million search for "refrigerators" so it would be best to go for the refrigerators Your client has about 20 different services so you should really make a research on how people really search for those services. And optimize each service's page for the most searched term again using the "perfectly optimized page" example.
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