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    SEO: What does "Use at least one keyword in the heading mean?"

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    • Phil
      Phil last edited by

      Hello everyone, quick question.
      What does this entry in the SEO settings mean:

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      Where do I set these keywords? Which headings?

      Thanks in advance!

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      • Wassim
        Wassim last edited by Wassim

        Hello,

        H2 is a heading. It just means none of your 3 words in this text are one of your detected keywords.

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        • Phil
          Phil last edited by

          Hi Wassim,

          thx! Where do I define these "keywords"?
          I would like to add one of the three words as keyword, but I don't know where.

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          • Linda MacDonald
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            • Joseph Benguira
              Joseph Benguira last edited by

              Hey Phil,

              when you are in the first tab of the SEO Assistant you should see there the list of most used words (1 word, 2 words, 3 words) detected on your page:

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              • Wassim
                Wassim @Phil last edited by

                @Phil yes, it's not you who define them they are automatically discovered from your page content. To see them look at Joseph's answer above.

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