How do you optimise for multiple keywords?
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I need to optimise for multiple keywords, on the same page?
Mainly thinking of the H1 and title.
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You may want to consider approaching this optimization from a topical perspective, rather that trying to rank for multiple exact-match keywords. If you haven't, I strongly recommend reading through Cyrus Shepard's "Keywords to Concepts" to get a sense of how that works.
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Hi,
If you are thinking about only title and H! tag then you can use modifier like buy, cheap, best etc but due to word count limitation it is not possible to use more than two to three keywords.
But you can use multiple keyword in content of the webpage.
To know more please visit @ http://backlinko.com/on-page-seo
Hope this helps.
Thanks
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