Where we should put keywords in the web page?

[fincasdeturismo]

Keywords should be in Title tag.
Keywords should be in Meta Description tag.
Keywords should be in H1, H2 and H3 (if possible) tag.
Keywords should be in first paragraph of the web page.
Other paragraphs also contains the keywords.
Keywords should be in Image Alt property.
An image name should be contain keywords.
Keywords should be in page URL.

[jeffscott]

Within the content the recommended keyword density is 2 to 3% and this is to avoid redundancy and manipulation of rankings.

[OPH]

Within the content the recommended keyword density is 2 to 3% and this is to avoid redundancy and manipulation of rankings.

It doesn't matter anymore but if you use keywords in content where they necessary do not annoy users and don't seem spammy or irrelevant to read so that is good.

[swikriti.sharma09]

Keyword placement is an important aspect of SEO which needs to be taken care of. Placing your keywords at the right spot can help in improving your search engine rankings.

Mainly your keyword should be included in the TItle Tag, Meta Description, H1 Tag.

THe keyword should be placed in the URL. To give you an example - suppose the keyword is best places in india then your URL should look like www.xyz.com/best-places-in-india.html

The keyword should be placed primarily in the first 200 words or the initial paragraph if you are writing an article.

[chawong]

Incorporate keywords in title, meta tags, heading, alt, internal linking, content for SEO purpose.

[seo1]

We can put a keywords in title, description and page content.

[victorbrooks]

While doing SEO, Keyword plays major role. We need to insert keywords in every page in the website. Inserting your keywords which I have mentioned below will help your SEO ranking.
· Page title
· Meta description
· Header
· Sub header
· Body content
· Image alt tags

[Deepak5]

Where To Put Keywords

Now that you've got your basic keyword research started, you need to know where to put these keywords on your Web site.

Title Tag: The title tag is a great place to use your keyword phrases. The title tag consists of those words you see at the top of your browser window in the blue space, and it is what search engines grab for the title display in their search results; so obviously, it's an important part of your search engine optimization strategy. Here's an example: [Keyword Phrase] - How To [Keyword Phrase 2].
Headline: Most people who read on the Web scan Web pages quickly. This is why headlines are so important - they give your reader a chance to get what they need fast with a minimum of fuss (again, back to that great user experience). Use your keyword phrase again in the headline: How To [Keyword Phrase].
Content: Now you need to write your keyword phrases into your site content. This is where it can get tricky because it's easy to just write that keyword phrase where ever that keyword phrase might fit into where the keyword phrase could go (see what I mean? sounds terrible!). Be natural about it - easier than it sounds, but with practice, you'll get it

[AniK]

But it is also important that it doesn't look like spam. It should be very natural.

[tommyjansson]

Using keywords in the title tag of the webpage and meta description but one for each.

Moreover, you can use these in:
1. URLs
2. Title of Content
3. Description


In this practice, it is better to avoid keyword stuff which is spammy

[jeffjohnson]

These are the places on a webpage that I know of that you should put keywords. The most important is the Title tag--Next the URL--Third) H1 tag--Forth) body text--Fifth) Image name and finally) alt tags

[paulh5268]

Title Tag: The title tag is a great place to use your keyword phrases.
Headline: Most people who read on the Web scan Web pages quickly. This is why headlines are so important - they give your reader a chance to get what they need fast with a minimum of fuss
Content: Now you need to write your keyword phrases into your site content. This is where it can get tricky because it's easy to just write that keyword phrase where ever that keyword phrase might fit into where the keyword phrase could go

[abbeyman]

Google haven't used the Meta description tag as a ranking factor since 2009 moz (dot) com/learn/seo/meta-description