GWT Keywords not showing my Keywords Focus, What to do?
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Hello Community
I will like ot know if im doing something wrong here.....
I have setup keywords for my google ranking using yoasr SEO
but in my Google Webmaster
What im doing wrong?
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Ah, the image you linked to showed the dashboard. Try going here instead: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/keywords?siteUrl=http://arowautorental.com
And look for it in the report: Google Index: Content Keywords.
Cheers!
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i know but my question is why i dont see the focus keyword i put on my webmaster tool in google
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Hi Julio. It looks like you have a new site that isn't ranking for the "luxury car rental" term yet. It's a challenging one! It's going to take lots of work and time to get that accomplished. Best of luck.
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