Keyword Density
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Understanding Keyword Density
Summary
Keyword density measures how often a keyword appears on a webpage compared to the total word count. It's crucial to strike a balance, ensuring keywords appear naturally and strategically without overuse.
Article Body
Keyword density reflects the frequency of a specific keyword on a webpage, shown as a percentage of the total word count. While it's important to use keywords strategically, overusing them can make your site look like spam.
For instance, if your webpage has 100 words (excluding HTML code) and you use a keyword five times, the density is calculated as follows: 5 divided by 100 equals 0.05. To express this as a percentage, multiply by 100, resulting in 5%.
To optimize for search engines, aim for a keyword density between 3% and 5%. Exceeding this range can negatively impact your site's credibility. This guideline applies to each page and includes various keywords related to different products or services.
Checking Keyword Density
1. Copy the content from your webpage into a word processor like Word.
2. Use the "Select All" function under the Edit menu, then choose "Word Count" from the Tools menu to find the total word count.
3. Utilize the "Find and Replace" feature to determine how often your keyword appears without altering the text.
4. After replacing, note the count provided by the system, indicating the keyword frequency.
5. Calculate the keyword density using the total word count and the number of keyword occurrences.
By following these steps, you can ensure your keyword use is effective and helps improve your webpage's search engine visibility without compromising quality.
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