: Use skills in english to prioritize. Make your titles focal to what it is, how it's used, and other informatives. Things like "Keywords fit Subkeyword in Trikeyword" or "Keywords are used for

@Correia994

Use skills in english to prioritize. Make your titles focal to what it is, how it's used, and other informatives. Things like "Keywords fit Subkeyword in Trikeyword" or "Keywords are used for Keywording and Subkeywording". Getting the singular form is easy too, just use an "A" like in a meta: "A keyword will make your subkeyword better. Available in red, blue, or camouflage."

Honestly though as Bhoomika states, it doesn't matter where or how it is used, even in longtail. If there are helper adjectives before it, Google will still treat it as a high power string. Also, Google cuts up page titles anyways, so using 1 string is irrelevant for MANY queries -- ie it won't even use that title and instead make its own based on the matches contained in your static title.

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