Where do i use keywords in my website? Need Suggestions!

[DrAaliyaAmer]

"Hi!
I am Dr.Aaliya Amer, a practicing Internal Medicine, and Geriatrician in Sugar Land.
I am new to Seo and Marketing and learning it myself. I have a website (primarycareoftelfair) and I have set some of my keywords in H tags. Now I want to make more use of keywords throughout the website. Suggest to me where else can I make use of these keywords on my website?

[kareem]

First, use your main keyword in the first couple of sentences of your content, or at least within the first paragraph. Next, use that keyword and variations of it, throughout the content, as shown below. The best practice is to include latent semantic indexing (LSI) keywords rather than the exact keyword every time

[searchenginewings]

The best place to add you main keyword is: title and H1 tag, URL and image alt tag. It's up to you if you want to include it in meta description.

What I mean by "title and H1 tag" is that you can make 2 different titles with your main keyword in it. Use the first one as meta title and the other as H1 tag or title shown on the page visible for the users.

After that just try to find related keywords to your main one and add those in the text, subtitles (H2, H3 tags), bold, italic and try to look naturally.

You can find related keywords with tools such as Ahrefs. Analyse your competition for more relevant keywords and also include the queries from the bottom of the search result if they are relevant to your topic.

[brill_mindz]

Add keyword in content (best practice - add within first 10 lines)
Add keyword variation (synonyms similar terms)
Add keywords in website URL
Add keywords in Title tag (Best Practice - Title starting with keyword)
Add keywords in Image File Name
Add keywords in Image Alt Text
Use keyword variation in Header tags (H1, H2 etc..)

[sanjana.mishra]

Hello,

You can use keywords in between content, headings, title, meta title, meta description. But make sure to use long-tail keyword having low competition, high volume, high CPC. Long-tail low competitive keywords get ranked easily in Google and other search engine platforms.

[John - Smith]

Refer to competitor's site to get a clear idea!