[SEO] How many keywords per title tag?
 

One, two, three? I am not planning to go over three anyway, and I know that if there is multiple keywords, they need to be closely related to each other, and represent similar search intent. Would you do just one, or lets say three? Would three bring more traffic to a site?

I suggest that you put the subject in the title. Usually there is only about one subject per page. Unless you are writing some book in the web.

Use headlines for sub-subjects.

It is not like a vBulletin forum or Wordpress blog site, where you have titles. Website is based on pages with keywords in title tags, 2 to 3 words, for the most part, or something around that. So the question is related to this. Do just one keyword per title tag on 1,000,000 pages or do 3 per title tag. How would this work, on that scale? I guess multiple keywords could be bringing more traffic, and there is nothing wrong with having more than one, as far as I know. Moz.com suggest two, I think, as optimum, they also suggest using closely related keywords, and keywords with the same or similar search intent, like I already mentioned. But it is Moz.com, it is just one of the sources of info. I dont just follow them or what Google says. It is the best to test how things work in reality, on the Web. I will be looking at Google Analytics stats, to see what pages bring the most traffic from search. I have some pages with multiple keywords, and large majority of pages with just one title tag. I guess, if it will show that pages with multiple keywords bring more traffic, it will be a good suggestion to take this path.

The title is a title. If you are talking about <title> Buusty boobs boob</title>. No matter what method you use to insert some info into there. My answer stays the same.

If the title looks like this <title>Porn, girls, boob</title>, you might want to consider some other method to make the titles.

If you mean some <meta name="keywords"....boob> tag, forget about it. You don't need it, it's obsolete.

Ok. We are talking about something like this:

a) <title>Girls with big tits</b>
b) <title>Girls with big tits, women with large hooters, chicks with huge boobies</title>

... lets say. It looks like b) could be better, but I am not sure... Do just two phrases, maybe. All these will have some kind of search volume in Google.com, added after keyword research (seo competition can be taken into consideration also).

No, B) isn't better. It might have been better 10-15 years ago, not anymore. Title spamming is at least very risky tactic these days, if you even manage to get it work in the first place.

I like to use this formula for my titletags:
Primary Keyword - Sentence including call to action.

Example:
Big tits - Check all the videos with chicks with big tits here

If I need to rank for several competitive keywords, there's only one solution in my opinion: Create a landingpage for each keyword or phrase.

B) is pure spam

I don't know seo like I used to back in the old days this sounds like a great plan. So if I like it it probably is wrong lol how does it workout for you? Can you rank your site pretty fast doing this?

1 primary phrase and 1 secondary phrase repeating primary phrase MAX in form of a natural sentence.

Big natural tits site.com : the only site for guys that love huge natural tits and huge breasts

It is just one ranking factor. I sometimes still do like that, but I would say that it has lost its efficiency from what it was. But done correctly it may increase clickthrough, that is also ranking factor, but of course matters also per se.

Like:

E-book - How to make a good e-book
Baking - How to bake Dildo Muffins

Attention Big Boob Lovers! Big Tits and Puffy Nipples Ahead...

Free Big Tits Movies (<add relevant phrase to page content>)
Semantic phrase^^
Hint: You have 39 million competing pages -- good luck...
Basically, the tubes (e.g.; xvideo and dailymotion ) own the serps and you can't ''buy a vowel (adwords).''

Free Big Tits Movies -- See this Busty Huge Tits HD Video
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Free Big Tits Movies -- Find the Best Amateur Videos Free
Free Big Tits Movies -- Natural Sex with Huge Boobs

60 characters

I think you can use few keywords in Title, but be careful, I'm not sure but it seems to me Google can consider it as overspam

Thanks man if you or ANYONE else would not mind trying to help me get my main stream site ranked I would love you long time! :helpme :pimp

All of the leading dating sites, seo-wise have 2 or more keywords in title tags, I am going over it now:

chicago dating - chicago singles - chicago chat at POF.com
chicago online dating chat, chicago match, chicago singles website
chicago single sexy women, chicago lesbian singles, chicago online dating, lesbian personals

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Edmonton Black Singles, Meet Black Singles in Edmonton AB Free <- this is DateHookup.com
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Not all of them have three keywords in title tag, but most of them, at least two. Also these are the leading dating sites, so it is another example of the fact that what Google says and recommends, is not always true.

I would say that 1-3 keywords in title tag (related, same search intent, if more than one) is ok.

Just Google some of your target keywords and see what the current top 10 ranking sites have for their titles and then write something that follows the same format but improve on it by making yours stand out some to improve CTR once you rank in the top 10. Also make sure you keep the character count below 60 and limit the number of stop words. For example, 'shockingly big boobs' would be better than 'find the biggest boobs here'. Fewer characters and more pop.