Website keywords in title or description?

Hello

I am curious where to put keywords in meta title or meta description for website.

And what is a difference to put in meta title and in meta description.

What is the best of this two option for best SEO, and why?


Thanks

 

You should include your primary keywords in both the meta title and meta description, but focus on the title for ranking purposes since it's more heavily weighted by search engines. The meta description is more about enticing users to click through, so use it to provide a compelling summary that encourages visitors to check out your content.

 

Thanks for amazing answer. i really appreciate this.

 

@GreenHost.Cloud is right. Your meta title is about 60% to 70% of your SEO optimization for a page. Use keywords but no stuffing, just write a simple title as "Pumpkin recipes for students | [your brand]. Try to keep it short (50-55 characters) but don't stick to it, you can have a longer title, as long as you respect the meaning of your topic. "Simple recipes | Pumpkin Recipes | Recipes for Students" is overoptimized and won't work as much as the former I give you.

 

Placing keywords in both the title and meta description is useful, but they serve different purposes. The title is crucial for ranking and should include primary keywords for better visibility in search results, while the meta description provides a brief summary that influences click-through rates. For best SEO, focus on optimising the title with targeted keywords for ranking and use the meta description to attract clicks with compelling and relevant content. Be aware, however, that your description may not appear in the SERP exactly as you wrote it. Google may choose to display a different one.

 

Your keywords should be included in both your meta title and description. Your meta description will be key in whether or not users will click on your site when it appears on the search engines.