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Your focus keyword is the word or phrase that you would put into a search engine to find this post. Picking a good focus keyword requires strategy in order to increase your chances of having your post ranked higher in search results. See link [https://yoast.com/focus-keyword/] for more on how to choose an appropriate focus keyword. Please also note that your focus keyword must also be in your meta description, so it should be a word or phrase that could be used in a sentence (ex. "Egan dog" for a post about Ed's dog would not be a good focus keyword because the phrase would be hard to use in a sentence in your meta description). Unfortunately, because we do not have premium SEO services, we cannot specify more than one focus keyword per blog post, so be thoughtful in your choice.

The meta description is what is shown in the Google description when a link to your page comes up as a search result. It is important to use your focus keyword (see above) in your meta description. If there is no meta descriptionor the meta description does not contain the focus keyword, Google will grab a random piece of text (usually the first sentence or two) from your blog and use that as the description. It This is also important to use your focus keyword not optimal in terms of drawing in your meta description, as that is the only way that the meta description will show up with a google searchreaders. To create the meta description, use the "Snippet Editor" feature in the SEO taband input the description in the "Meta Description" box. See link [https://yoast.com/meta-descriptions/] for tips on making a good meta description.