If you mean including your keyword as part of your title and retyping your entire title in the Meta Title tag, then yes, that is acceptable.

If you mean you want to add a keyword to your existing Meta Title, then you should retype the entire title plus the keyword. Here's an example.

I wanted to add the keyword "How to Stay Clear of Online Scams" to a page Title (Meta Title) that said Get Started. I first created the page with the title Get Started.

This gave me the Meta Title and Permalink URL as Get Started. After that had been set I then went into my Meta Title and added my keyword by retyping the entire title plus keyword as follows...

Get Started - How to Stay Clear of Online Scams

Now when someone sees my website page and permalink it just says Get Started, but when searching that keyword, Google displays it as, Get Started - How to Stay Clear of Online Scams

Did that answer your question or did you mean something else? :-)

Hi Rob: I have a question... is there a way to see the word count with the comments words included?

Thanks for the information, I noticed a drastic drop in my ranks around that time. It happened to my Bing and Yahoo rankings too though, would the change in Google rankings affect them as well?

Are you taking any vitamin D3 supplements? A couple of new studies have come out recently about how Vitamin D can reduce the risk of getting Covid-19. One study said that practically everyone who has died in Europe of Covid was vitamin D deficient.

A new study from last month out of Ireland is saying the same thing, high blood levels of vitamin D could help fight off Covid-19, see link below. The thing with vitamin D supplements is that you do not need a lot, you just have to take about 125 mcg once a day.

Taking larger doses have no real effect. The only time you may need to take more is if your blood level is extremely low, but you would need your doctor to give you a 25-HydroxyVitamin-D blood test to determine how much you need. For now 125 mcg/day is safe. That is what I take.

https://www.tcd.ie/news_events/articles/vitamin-d-could-help-fight-off-covid-19-new-tilda-research

Hello Robert,

Does LXI mean that I have to use words from the lexical set of the keyword?
Here's an example; if the keyword is "speaking skills", are the words "communication" and "speech" considered LXI keywords even if they don't appear under the target keyword in Jaaxy?

And another question. Can I search the LXI keywords to find relevant keywords for them too, or is this not necessary?

You also said that if we want our post to get indexed for another keyword, we can use it once or twice. Does by "another keyword" you mean an unrelated keyword that is not one of the relevant keywords that we get in a Jaaxy search?

Here is an example; if my target keyword is "speak english faster", can the other keyword that I want Google to index be "improve your speaking skills" which is slightly related but not one of the relevant keywords in Jaaxy, OR can it be "movie subtitles" which is not related at all but I could use it once or twice in my article?

That's a lot of question marks. I hope they don't take much of your time.

Regards,
Sylvia

You are welcome Alex. I am happy you enjoyed my tutorial and yes, I guess you could say that making my tutorials easy to understand is a trademark of mine. That is always my goal.

When you are asking about meta titles, are you talking about the meta titles of the post or page? If yes then the keywords that appear there are important for those appear in search results.

It is important to understand that when I or Kyle or others say to place your keyword in the title of your page or post, we mean in the area at the top of the editor window where you type your content.

This title bar at the top of your content editor area is EXACTLY the same as the meta title area under the content editor. So if you are using the All in One SEO Pack plugin, once you type it in at the top, you do not need to type it again at the bottom.

Images...

However if you mean the title name of the image file, placing your keyword there does not count nor will it harm your SEO if all your images are named that. Google is concerned with keywords in the content.

Many times I name every image file I use in a post as my keyword followed by an ascending number. I do not believe it has an effect on SEO either way. However the Alt Text can.

Even though the Alt Text is meant for people who have problems seeing, it should be filled out accordingly as a description of what that picture is. If you can get your keyword in there naturally, do it.

Example... If you have an image of a bottle of regular CBD oil and another of Vanilla CBD oil, mentioning this within the Alt Text of the image is not keyword stuffing because you are explaining what the image is.

"This is a bottle of regular flavored CBD oil." "This is a bottle of Vanilla CBD oil" These are accurate descriptions of the picture. You can get into problems if you put your keyword into an Alt Text tag that is not relevant.

If your image is of a hemp plant and you say in the Alt Text, "Hemp plant vanilla CBD oil" that would not make sense because that is not what the picture is.

One more point...Sorry for this long reply.

As for the Post Tags, not the meta tags, it is recommended that you place two or three keywords there separated by a comma because you can rank for these.

Why even take the time to look?

Why not spend that time making another post?

You are welcome Roamy.

That is very odd that you cannot do a Site Rank seeing how this is one of the features of the Free Jaaxy Lite.

Have you tried doing Site Rank through Jaaxy Lite? Did it work?

I am not sure exactly what you are looking for in the All in One SEO Pack area. Whatever it is, it has nothing to do with the Pro Version. I have never used the Pro Version of the All in One. All of my training is based off of the version we all use. So what exactly do you not see?

Hey Sherri! How have you been? I haven't seen you around in quite a while. I hope all is well and that you have been blessed with good things since the last time we connected here at WA. You are welcome for this training and I am happy you enjoyed it.

Ok, so I understand it does not pay for every other credit. You are right, giving comments is not a considerable source of income. I see giving comments as.a tool for me to learn, about other sites, about giving decent comments, etc. However, the little cash incentive does motivate me :). So I would just like to know how it works, if it is not for every other comment, what are the ‚economics’ behind it?) Thanks for having taken the time to reply to my question, Diane

Hi Jim, thank you for your quick reply. My understanding is: the first 50 comments don’t earn any cash credits, only community credits (I think this is what you refer to as ‚Guest comments‘, correct?) Then, after the first 50, you earn cash credits (50 cents for every 2 comnents offered), as long as you keep your certified commenter status (provided you meet the conditions). You are correct, that some comments are not approved by the blogger yet. However, my understand was that you get credits for all comments Offered and that it should say upfront ‚earn 50 c‘ by giving a comment?

Finally, I got my credits back and put the comments. Later about 15 or 20 mins later it came back real fast...I learned that one of them asked me to put some descriptions on few of them. How and where do I put the descriptions on few of them? And other asked me about if it can order in UK. All I know is that it is in USA How do I add "UK" to it when they want to order?

Have you configured your site comments to receive requests? You can decide what area of interest that you would like to provide comments on. Review the training on this and also here is a fellow members training. Site Comments

Thanks Jim.

Your approach to commenting is the way it should be done. Only provide the link if the comment warrants that you do so. When the link is an affiliate link, like Kyle says in his training, it should only be in the comments of the relevant review.

Wow! That is a head-scratcher. I have never seen something like that before. Have you looked into the theme settings to see if there is a default color for links that you can change? What theme are you using?

I would say no. Usually they're trying to get traffic to something on their own sites. SPAM by the sounds of it. Depends what their intent is. Are they trying to make money? SPAM.

Hi Rob,

I am new to Wealthy Affiliate and was looking for information on how do make a good comment and get a good comment in return for my posts.

Your article and the examples are really useful in understanding what makes an engaging comment without bias. You have used 2 paragraphs which you have illustrated the purpose. Is this always sufficient, or do you suggest we can add some value which is not covered in the article?

Your post now gives me the confidence to try and give valuable and engaging comments. I will definitely practice giving quality comments in the links posted above.

Thanks and Regards
Srinivasan

That's good advice but how do you edit someone else's comment without them getting upset? I know if I found that someone had changed my comment I would be kind of mad about it.

I'm probably overthinking this. How would it be if someone thought they gave an honest comment, then discovered that it had been changed to say something more positive than they wanted to say.

Maybe I'm thinking this way because I'm new and it will change when I get some time & experience behind me.