: Is it good for SEO when I use the same keywords in many pages on a site? On my website I have photo wallpapers. I want to optimize this page for search engines. There is one main page
On my website I have photo wallpapers. I want to optimize this page for search engines. There is one main page where all of this photos are listed. On this main page I use keywords like "photo", "free photo", and "wallpaper" in the title, h1, descriptions, and text.
When user clicks on some photo, it opens in second page with the same keywords. I'm not sure if it is good for rankings when I use the same keywords on other pages.
On this second page, should I use meta tag with rel='canonical' for better SEO?
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It is very good for search engine rankings to use keywords on multiple pages. This is different from a few years ago when the best SEO was to build one page that specifically targeted every phrase for which you wanted to rank.
Today, Google wants to direct visitors to sites that thoroughly cover all aspects of a topic. One way to demonstrate this is to have lots of pages about a topic.
That being said, you don't want to have exactly the same title on any two of your pages. Pages should be titled in such a way that they accurately reflect what the page is about. So your pages should have titles like:
Homepage: Thousands of free wallpapers
Wallpaper of goats eating cans
Wallpaper of a ocean sunset
Wallpaper of a man on a unicycle
Unless two of your pages have substantially the same content (for example two pages with the same wallpaper image but at different resolutions), you should not use a rel canonical meta tag.
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