How google acceptes my keyword ?

[Justeman_12]

Hi,
As I know that we need not to declare the keywords of my website, because google d'ont care it.
now, I want to sell the kid instruments, I wish google can accpete my keyword " kid musical school",
How will I do it ?
I hope someone could tell me how to do.
thank you !

[gws]

May be useful to you.
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[schilderijen]

I am not quite sure what you mean by Google have to accept your keywords?

Do you mean you dont know why your page isn't found on Google when searching for the keywords?

I think you have to read about "SEO".

[Maulikshah]

To confusing question here. As per my understanding, I mentioned two cases here.

Possibility 1:

If you told that without mentioned keyword in website, You will get rank on mentioned keywords in Google
Ans: No, Google is only understanding machine learning language. Without related content and keyword on page, google will not assume and rank your website.

Possibility 2:

If you told that without mentioned keyword in website, how can i sell kid instruments on website.
Ans: Yes,

Thanks

[roguer]

Absolutely agree with previous answers, you need to mention needed keyword and it's variations and synonyms on the page you want to rank for this key. And also you should use this keyword and its variations as anchor text for your external links and inner pages linking.

[digitalinfinity]

Google will now take keywords from your suggested keywords. Google will only take keywords based on the relevancy of your content. And it only fetches the keywords which are found in page title and meta description and also the for the keywords which has high density in the content.

[bobmarleykingg]

Select Keywords in the type list.
Click Make multiple changes.
Choose a destination for your new keywords: ...
Enter the list of keywords.
Click Process.
If prompted, assign headings to each column of data. ...
Click Finish and review changes to see your pending changes.

[PieterBum]

And do not forget to alt="" your images:
for example, if you have an image of a saxophone, set an alt name if you have the option, or use the raw (html)code <img src="#" alt="Saxphone for kids"> . This means that if people type in at Google "Saxphone for kids", chances are higher that your image will pop up, which they will click on to be referred to your website.

[GrandMasterV]

Your keywords are the actual text that you write on your site so if you want something for kids and musical instruments include those in your website text. Also, consider adding those keywords into the H1/H2/H3 titles where they fit and add those words into image names and description.

[abhimodicool77]

First of all its not only the keyword "kid musical school" but the meta description. Also you have to target similar keywords with the help of keyword planner, make sure you won't hit by Google algorithms. Your Meta Description must involve the keyword kid musical school somehow so that whenever anyone searches there is a probability your site will come up in the results. I just want to share my personal experience as sometimes it way too difficult to target a keyword like justseotools.com. As its a generic keyword, so competition for the particular keyword also matters. Many times its your URL which also indicates much more about the content. Later you can do some internal back-linking for the particular keyword you want to rank in the SERPs.

[jamesmith1]

I Think he wants to submit His keyword in google search results when we type kid then google suggest keyword kid musical If not then use meta tags title description & Keywords to rank in google

[seode]

Sometimes google choose canonical sites and top seo keywords using only their own algorithms. We can manually send to google which site should be canonical for a special keyword or keywords.