Getting found on Google

Open SEO from the sidebar. This is where you say what you want to be found for, see whether the page currently earns it, and fix it if it does not.

Choosing keywords

Write the phrase a customer would type, not the one you would use professionally. “Dental implants in Kochi”, not “implantology services”. If you are not sure, ask for suggestions and Puko will read your page and propose five.

The first keyword is the one that matters — it is what the page is optimised for. You can add up to five, and promote any of them to first at any time, but a page can only really answer one search well.

Reading the checks

• The title and the opening copy are the two that count. A page that never uses the phrase cannot rank for it.
• The description and the main heading are warnings rather than failures: missing them costs clicks, not rankings.
• Over-use is also a failure. Repeating the phrase to hit a quota reads as written for a machine, which search engines have penalised for years.

Letting it fix the page

Ask for a rewrite and you are shown the new title, description and opening copy before anything is saved. Read them and decide. Your photographs and any section it did not need to touch are carried over untouched.

How long it takes

Weeks, not days, and longer for a brand new address. Search engines have to find the page, then decide it is worth showing. Nothing here makes that instant, and anyone promising otherwise is selling something.