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The target keyword doesn't exists as phrase in the Description.

by Raelyn Tan
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Phrase not in Description
The target keyword don't exists as phrase in the Description.
Keyword in Description
4 of the 4 words in the target keyword exists in the Description.

Above is what i saw in an SEO analyzer for my targeted keyword. How do I change the bolded to becoming exist?

I am using wordpress. Do i change the tagline?

I have tried changing the words around but it still doesn't work.

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#description #exists #keyword #phrase #target
  • Profile picture of the author Myles Sinclair
    Originally Posted by Kaylene Tan View Post

    Phrase not in Description
    The target keyword don't exists as phrase in the Description.
    Keyword in Description
    4 of the 4 words in the target keyword exists in the Description.

    Above is what i saw in an SEO analyzer for my targeted keyword. How do I change the bolded to becoming exist?

    I am using wordpress. Do i change the tagline?

    I have tried changing the words around but it still doesn't work.

    :confused::confused::confused:
    The easiest solution is to use an SEO plugin. Then you can make your description of the page include any phrase you like. Make sure you keep it relevant though!

    I use the Headspace plugin, but there are loads to choose from. I'm sure you'll get plenty of recommendations as to which one is the best.
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    • Profile picture of the author Raelyn Tan
      I'm currently using Platinum SEO. I've already included my targeted keyword into the description, so I'm not sure why it doesn't exist as a phrase, but keywords are in there. I don't quite get what that means. What's the difference?
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      • Profile picture of the author Myles Sinclair
        Originally Posted by Kaylene Tan View Post

        I'm currently using Platinum SEO. I've already included my targeted keyword into the description, so I'm not sure why it doesn't exist as a phrase, but keywords are in there. I don't quite get what that means. What's the difference?
        "Keywords" are a separate meta tag to "Description". The description is what Google will use if it's present in the meta tag to display on their search results.

        I'm not familiar with Paltinum SEO, but I assume there would be a box to enter a website description? Make sure you republish your site after you make any changes!
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