Putting "green cleaning" in website?

[Bee Busy]

I've heard this is a major keyword for SEO on the websites, is this true?

That's awful if it's true

 

[Guest]

No, I tried "Green" over two years ago, people respond to what is in marketing today. Right now "zero residue" and "non-toxic" have been working well for me. Being green, doesn't mean that people will look for "green" in carpet cleaning. There are companies like ZeroRez who are spending a lot in the higher end market, and that means selling zero residue.

 

[alazo1]

You can put in keywords with this tool

https://adwords.google.com/o/Targeting/ ... earch.none

Just put the keyword and not the website

Albert

 

[CDRX]

Green cleaning seems to have no real definition, probably sounds good but too vague. I wonder about zero residue, is that cleaning with just hot water and nothing added?