The search box is not a replacement for proper content organization. According to a research done by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, this is among the most important factors for websites. There is also a lot of evidence from other research, such as Farkas, Nielsen, and Levine. They all agree that including relevant keywords in your content provides better visibility in search engines. However, using only keywords in your content will not help you attract visitors to your site. You need content that includes topics people are searching for, along with these keywords. Only then will your website appear in search results. And while it's true that including relevant keywords in your content is important, writing about things that people are actually searching for will produce better results. These days, people use Google Search to find information, solve problems, and learn new things. If you write articles that talk about themselves or fictional characters, you aren't going to reach many people. You need content that talks about issues surrounding health, technology, and travel. This type of content is useful for anyone looking for information on any of these subjects. In conclusion, the search box is not a substitute for good content organization. However, including relevant keywords in your content does help it appear in search results. Writing about topics that people are actually searching for produces better results than writing about things that aren't relevant to anyone.