Why are we now unable to choose keywords for our hubs?

  1. copywriter31 profile image78
    copywriter31posted 11 years ago

    Why are we now unable to choose keywords for our hubs?

    I've noticed that SEO tool research programs like KeyRow.com and others appear to pull keywords and keyphrases out of thin air. Meaning, these keywords and keyphrases are NOT the personally-researched keyphrases I use throughout my hub or website. I put in hours researching pertinent and low competetive keyphrases, but these SEO ranking sites ALL use seemingly "made-up" phrases that mostly make no affiliation with the main headline and subject content.

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  2. yupperclub profile image60
    yupperclubposted 11 years ago

    You have to seo your keywords in the article body.  HP removed, apparently, the ability to tag hubs with specific keywords.  Keywords that are meant to be found by the search engines have to be in the title of the hub and then used throughout the hub (that is what I understand from other people with the same question).  As far as the nonsense phrases that others may use, I would ignore them.  Keep doing your proper research and I believe it should pay off in the long run.  I spend a lot of time researching keywords when I want to work on special projects myself (some of my hubs I intend basically only for other hubbers so I don't pay too much attention to keywords).  I'm not familiar with keyrow.  For my SEO I sometimes use google's SEO quake (which always shows the keywords I researched and their density when I do a scan of my own sites).

    Hope this helped a little.  I was not quite sure what kind of question you were asking or answer you were seeking.

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    1. copywriter31 profile image78
      copywriter31posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I absolutely use my chosen keywords and keyphrases throughout the entire article body, trying not to 'stuff'. I've never heard of Google's "Quake" but I will check it out. My question is how do these SEO rating sites come up with NONSENSE keywords?

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