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10 10  
11 11  <meta name="og:keywords" content="swimming,pool,swimming pool,water" />
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13 -**OC Keywords (these are only used by ONEcount):**
13 +**OC Keyworkds (these are only used by ONEcount):**
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15 15  <meta name="oc:keywords" content="swimming,pool,swimming pool,water" />
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17 17  <meta property="oc:keywords" content="swimming,pool,swimming pool,water" />
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19 -**article:tag Keywords:**
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21 -<meta name="article:tag" content="swimming,pool,swimming pool,water" />
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23 23  === If you are using WordPress: ===
24 24  
25 25  There are two major SEO Plugins for WordPress. Yoast SEO and All-in-ONE SEO plugin. Yoast has stopped adding Meta Keyword tags to its pages. All-in-One SEO is the better tool here because it allows you to create SEO tags for each page or article. This is a free plugin, and there is no reason to purchase the upgraded or Pro version. To learn how to set Meta Tags on your documents with AIOSEO, click [[here.>>url:https://aioseo.com/docs/keyword-settings/||shape="rect"]]
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27 -If you do not want to use Yoast or AIOSEO, there is another plugin you can use called Meta Tag Manager. Just go to Plugins → Add New and type Meta Tag Manager in the box. Install and activate the plugin:
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29 -[[image:attach:install-plugin.png||height="250"]]
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32 -Once it is installed, you can navigate to your pages and you will see at the bottom a section similar to what is below. This is where you define the tags for your page.
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34 -Define the tag type, which is "name":
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37 -[[image:attach:tag-type.png||height="250"]]
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39 -Next, add the value. You can choose "keywords" from the list:
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41 -[[image:attach:tag-value.png||height="250"]]
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43 -And finally, add the keywords that are relevant to your content:
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45 -[[image:attach:enter-keywords.png||height="250"]]
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1 -https://info.onecount.net//wiki/spaces/OD/pages/50528277/Content Keywords: How ONEcount Understands Your Content
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