How important are keywords in content marketing?

How important are keywords in content marketing?

Despite the constant changes to Google’s algorithm, keywords are still important in content creation.

While the standards have been somewhat relaxed, so that words and phrases that mean approximately the same thing as the exact phrase searched for can now pop up in search results, too, it’s still best to include a few mentions of the exact words and phrases you want to be found for. Just remember that your priority is always to write for humans, not search engines.

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Answered by: Beth Simonds

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