(Entry was posted by Neeraj Kumar on this post in the Dumb SEO Questions community on Facebook, 03/12/2014).

An SEO Question about infographic

Is using general keyphrases like Hindi Poem, Article, SEO question, machine, infographics, Actor etc in the url and title of pages a good practice of SEO?

For example, i see that the infographics posts pages have generally url as website/infographics-title.?

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Neeraj Kumar: Is using general keyphrases like Hindi Poem, Article, SEO question, machine, infographics, Actor etc in the url and title of pages a good practice of SEO?

For example, i see that the infographics posts pages have generally url as website/infographics-title.
Harry Dance: To an extent have the keyword in the URL is good practice, however you don't want the URL to become too keyword heavy. for example (keyword SEO) : www.seoquestions.co.uk/seoinfographic. Best practice is design the Url for the user not a machine, so if the page is an infographic about cars, that is what the URL should state.

;Regarding the title, yes having a keyword/ phrase in the title is great practice for seo. Just make sure it is under 70 characters, is not duplicated on other pages, does not have the same keyword on two/more pages and finally includes the brand name. ;