Would Google consider this an acceptable SEO practice?

[¢σяя вℓιмєу]

I'm thinking about adding a list in the sidebar of every post/page of my blog that outlines the most popular keywords people used to find that particular post/page in Google. Here is an example of the list I want to add...

List of keywords visitors used to find us on Google:
> Cheap Bedroom Furniture North london
> Local London Furniture Showroom
> Cheap Beds in the London Area
> Double Bed retailer in London

So, would this sort of thing be okay with Google because it is useful information for my website visitors? Or, would this be considered a BlackHat technique of keyword stuffing?

[PoipleShadow]

If the text is associated with the content of the page, then I don't think google will mind that at all. Google uses as many 'hints' from a page as possible to see if it is what the user is searching for, so image 'alt' text, bold text, headings etc, so as long as your page is about boats (for example) mentioning boats on your page is fine, but if you page is for apples, but it mentions boats all over the place (as this brings visitors in) i think it would be seen as bad practice.

[Vasilis Stergiou]

Do not do something like this.....since Panda + Penguin updates...any kind of tagging or keyword stuffing next to posts...is taken as increased SEO and Google doesn't like it...

Better use the "sandwich mode" and insert your keywords in you article (density under 1%) and let Google's bots to take care of it...

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