Meta Keywords: These aren't considered to be important anymore, especially for Google. But it's worth adding them - just in case. Add your keywords along with anything else that helps to describe your website. Just don't add more than 10 keywords. 5. Headers: Add your keywords to the most important header tag or 'H1' tag on your web page. Use headings in a semantic, logical manner and both humans and search engines will love you for it. 6. SEO-friendly copy: When you draft your content, keep your keywords in mind at all times and write copy that relates to those keywords. So if you're a photographer, talk about cameras and studios as well as portraits and models. A top tip is to keep your spelling and grammar spot on. 7. Image Alt Tags: Google can't crawl and index images, so make sure you add 'Alt Tags' to images using your keywords or something to describe that image. 8. Bold & Italic: Highlight some keywords and phrases by adding bold or italic styling to them. Google will see these highlighted words as important. Use sparingly though. You only need to do this three-four times on each web page. 9. Fresh content: Search engines love fresh content. Keep your website fresh by writing a regular blog. The more you update your website, the more Google or Bing will come back to index your web pages. The more they do that, the more your SEO will be boosted. 10. Don't go mad: When