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In On Page Optimization Keyword stuff is not much important in SEO. Because nowdays google not giving more weightage to keywords. User who having unique content with more backlink they can only get good ranks in google. In SEO 30 % is about on page optimization work. 70% is off page optimization work. Google giving more precedence to off page optimization only. Based on the quality content then repeated words can be used as keywords. When google crawls your page means it will take photo copy of your page. If you search your website with the related keyword present in the content means it will easily fetch the result from the result from search engine.
Google algorthim may change frequently beacuse now the internet users are increased. More people creating therir own websites and posting in web server. Google wont fetch all websites. There is no certain period to crawl the website. Google will crawl the unique content and more back links site only. So keyword is not important in SEO part.
May be google algorithm will change in future by giving importance to Meta Keywords. I think this post will my site rank first in googlehttp://harithecreativethinker.blogspot.com

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Short answer: the meta‑keywords tag no longer helps Google rankings. is right that unique content and good backlinks matter; is right that meta‑keywords were widely abused and devalued. Google officially stated it “does not use the keywords meta tag in web ranking.” (Google statement). (developers.google.com) Bing’s webmaster team likewise describes the tag as essentially dead in SEO value. (Bing blog). (blogs.bing.com)

What to focus on instead (modern on‑page priorities): use clear, unique <title> and meta description values (these help snippets and relevance). Follow Google’s SEO starter guidance for page metadata and indexability. (SEO Starter Guide). (developers.google.com) Give priority to people‑first, high‑quality content — Google’s updates emphasize helpful, reliable content and page experience as core signals. (Google: helpful content / core updates). (developers.google.com) Implement correct technical signals that matter today: canonical tags, crawlable content, and structured data where appropriate — follow Google’s structured data guidelines. (Structured data guidelines). (developers.google.com)

Practical checklist (on‑page clean‑up):

  • unique, descriptive <title> and meta description for each page;
  • one clear H1 that matches page intent;
  • canonical tags for duplicates;
  • JSON‑LD structured data for eligible pages;
  • ensure mobile‑friendly layout and reasonable Core Web Vitals;
  • use Search Console and Rich Results Test to debug indexing/snippet issues;
  • ignore meta‑keywords (remove or leave — they won’t help Google).

Example head snippet:

<title>Primary topic — Brand</title>
<meta name="description" content="One-line page summary for search snippets.">
<link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/this-page">
<meta name="robots" content="index,follow">

Note: if targeting region‑specific engines (e.g., some local engines), check their own documentation before relying on legacy tags. For mainstream Google/Bing results, invest time in content quality, correct metadata, technical SEO, and natural link building rather than meta‑keywords.

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Hey, Rightly said earlier it was a time when Google and Major search engine bots used to give more importance to Meta keywords. Then comes the problem of keyword stuffing and misguiding the search engine bot by using keywords which gets more hits. Thus this has forced Google and similar search engine to give less importance to Meta keywords.

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