GamesHub Keyword Rules FAQ

Why keyword rules exist – GamesHub enforces keyword guidelines to make search results clear and relevant, helping buyers find the right listings and ensuring fair visibility for sellers.
Don’t use special characters or formatting tricks – Avoid underscores, decorative symbols or repeated exclamation marks intended to draw attention; these tactics don’t improve your ranking and make listings harder to read. Emojis are allowed but should be used sparingly.
Avoid misspellings or altered keywords – Replacing letters with numbers (e.g., “g0ld,” “acc0unt”) or intentionally misspelling words to catch extra searches looks unprofessional and does not improve ranking.
Use only relevant keywords – Don’t tag unrelated games or terms (e.g., putting “Valorant” or “Fortnite” in a GTA listing) just to appear in more searches. The keywords you use should accurately reflect the item you’re selling.
Don’t repeat keywords unnaturally – Overloading titles or descriptions with the same keyword (e.g., “gold gold gold cheap wow gold”) is considered keyword stuffing. You may use a keyword or its variation at most twice—once in the title and once in the description.
Write buyer‑friendly listings – Good listings have clear, correctly spelled keywords, short and natural titles, and descriptions that are helpful and concise. Think about what a buyer would search for rather than trying to manipulate the search engine.
Keyword tricks won’t help – Listing abuse can lead to your offers being removed from search, account warnings or even permanent bans. If you’re unsure about the rules, contact GamesHub support for guidance.