Monday, September 21, 2009

Keyword Density

Generally, keyword density in the title, the headings, and the first paragraphs matters more. Needless to say that you should be especially careful not to stuff these areas. Try the Keyword Density Cloud tool to check if your keyword density is in the acceptable limits, especially in the above-mentioned places. If you have a high density percentage for a frequently used keyword, then consider replacing some of the occurrences of the keyword with synonyms. Also, generally words that are in bold and/or italic are considered important by search engines but if any occurrence of the target keywords is in bold and italic, this also looks unnatural and in the best case it will not push your page up.



Sometimes online marketer go too far in their desire to push their clients' sites to top positions and resort to questionable practices, like keyword stuffing. Keyword stuffing is considered an unethical practice because what you actually do is use the keyword in question throughout the text suspiciously often. Having in mind that the recommended keyword density is from 3 to 7%, anything above this, say 10% density starts to look very much like keyword stuffing and it is likely that will not get unnoticed by search engines. A text with 10% keyword density can hardly make sense, if read by a human. Some time ago Google implemented the so called “Florida Update” and essentially imposed a penalty for pages that are keyword-stuffed and over-optimized in general.

There are many keyword ranking today. You will find that the result varies as server always look for the location before it gives results. What i am impress is that Indians always provide free seo tools for marketing.

Courtesy of webconfs

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Check keyword density of a website using free online tool at http://www.webtoolhub.com/tn561367-keyword-density-checker.aspx

Kerja Keras Adalah Energi Kita said...

wow, i must learn this trick more and more again for get top ten google serps, thanks admin.

Post a Comment