How to add your target keyword to your Showit footer

Quick answer

Add a short 1–2 sentence description to your footer that naturally includes your homepage target keyword. It doesn't need to be long — just enough to reinforce what you do and where you do it.

How to fix it in Showit

1. Open your site in Showit

2. Navigate to your footer element

3. Add a short 1–2 sentence description of what you do — naturally include your homepage target keyword

4. For example: 'Sarah Martinez Photography is a brand photographer based in Melbourne, working with coaches, creatives, and small business owners.'

5. Keep it natural — do not force the keyword in unnaturally

6. Make sure the text tag for this element is set to P

7. Publish your changes in Showit

8. Run a fresh scan in FastaSEO to confirm the keyword is now detected in the footer

What's the issue

FastaSEO checked your site footer against your homepage target keyword and couldn't find a match. Your footer appears on every page of your site — adding a brief description that includes your keyword reinforces your page topic to Google across the whole site, not just on your homepage.

Why it matters

• Your footer appears on every single page of your website. Adding a brief description that includes your target keyword means every page carries that SEO signal — not just your homepage. It also helps visitors who scroll to the bottom of any page understand immediately what you do and who you serve.

What good looks like

A 1–2 sentence footer bio that includes your target keyword naturally. For example: 'Jane Smith is a wedding photographer based in Sydney, capturing intimate ceremonies and celebrations across NSW.' Clear, natural, and keyword-inclusive.

How long this takes

Writing and adding a footer bio takes around three minutes.