@terebi nice share.
I hv a question. what is the plugin you use to show the contents in the sidebar ?
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https://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-table-of-contents/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/table-of-contents-plus/
@terebi nice share.
I hv a question. what is the plugin you use to show the contents in the sidebar ?
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@Cshark Ohh i have too many 2% and many more higher than that. Should i go lower it so i can rank much higher? My main keyword is ranking below 20 and i want to go to 1st page.Great job with the guide, OP. @jackjammer Ideal keyword density is about less than 1%, or what appears natural.
@terebi nice share.
I hv a question. what is the plugin you use to show the contents in the sidebar ?
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@Cshark Ohh i have too many 2% and many more higher than that. Should i go lower it so i can rank much higher? My main keyword is ranking below 20 and i want to go to 1st page.
I wouldn't get to hung up with keyword density, its more important that you use semantically related words on your page.
Google will build a profile of your page based on ALL the words it sees, then it compares that to other sites.
You are going to match a lot more user queries by having more related words, then by just shoehorning enough of your one single primary keyword.
The problem is if you use the same keyword over and over again, it can mean
- Low quality article
- Spam
dude are you kidding all your screenshots are pretty old
and you have included keywords or meta tag also are they still working in google ?
The fix is easyOhh i see, hmmm. My website is a cpa one. I think the main keyword is 2% or below and other are 4% -7% because of the words in tos, about, pp and faq. The repetitive words are on that pages.
The fix is easy
1. Use synonyms
2. Add more content to the page to dilute the %. I think even 7% is fine, the problem is when the page is 25% just full of the same keyword. It means 1 in 4 words is the same word, your page has to be very spammy to get that high.
I wouldn't get to hung up with keyword density, its more important that you use semantically related words on your page.