Keyword density
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The percentage of Keyword in the Content
The percentage of Keyword in the Content is called as Keyword density.
Google gives best results for Keyword Density 5-7%,
and Yahoo follows 4 - 5%.
Better to use 4 %.
Google gives best results for Keyword Density 5-7%,
and Yahoo follows 4 - 5%.
Better to use 4 %.
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just thought of another question:
Does anyone think that pages with fewer total words are allowed to have a higher keyword density?
My site basically has one sentence per page and then some page header text, navigtional text, and several alt attributes. So maybe 100 total words per page and I have pages on my site where 11% density beats 5% for the same keyword. It seems to be a bit of a crapshoot actually- I don't really see much of a pattern to what density works for my site.
Does anyone think that pages with fewer total words are allowed to have a higher keyword density?
My site basically has one sentence per page and then some page header text, navigtional text, and several alt attributes. So maybe 100 total words per page and I have pages on my site where 11% density beats 5% for the same keyword. It seems to be a bit of a crapshoot actually- I don't really see much of a pattern to what density works for my site.
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Hey Mattkettlewell wrote:Keyword density is really not a great factor any more... Google (and I suspect the others) check keywords against the theme of the site and the context of the sentence and paragraph that it is in. Keyword density isn't something that I use anymore. But a few years back when it made sense to use it, there was a range of 2% - 8% that was justified, but 3%-4% was pretty common.
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(maybe an example) i'm not getting this part
I try to place keywords in sentences where the rest of the sentence needs it and it has connecting words & synonyms
I may just be tired but thanks in advance
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