No Need To Use The Home Keywords Section In All In One SEO
I found some interesting information regarding Home Keywords and whether you should use them or not.
They are offered in the All In One SEO and so as I was checking on using them or not because keywords are important. So I did a little research that I thought was note worthy to share.
From the website of Semperplugins.com; thay are the makers of the All In One SEO Plugin we use here at WA. I read about Home Keywords. You can do the same. The direct link to the article:
http://semperplugins.com/documentation/home-page-s...
And following up, I went to Google for the last word. The direct link to the article is here:
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2009/09...
So, just as the videos show when you are setting up your website, just bypass the Home MetaTag section of the All In One SEO. It is not needed. A really good resource for you to watch is Jay Neill doing the live training on the Ultimate Guide to Structured Data Markup. It is really an important part of getting your site ranked. It is in the live training section on WA:
Keywords are important, that's why we do keyword research, however, you just need to use them the way they are teaching you here at WA.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/ultimate-...
Kyle and Carson really know what they are teaching. If you need clarification on why they tell you to do things a certain way and bypass other things, you can always find the reasons by doing a little research.
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Not sure why you use the term 'home keyword', it is about so called meta-keywords and these are obsolete, not used any longer.
I referred to them just like the All In One SEO panel does, so you can see by the screen capture my description is accurate. This post is to clarify or answer the question of why we don't pay attention to this section even though we are taught the importance of keywords and their role in getting better ranking with the search engines.
Not everyone knows or understands that this type of keyword use is no longer used.
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Thank you for this explanation.