How Many Keywords?

learnsearch said:

Ah that makes sense. I'm just looking for a plugin that I can manage my Meta Titles & Descriptions with and that can give me some content writing guidelines like Yoast & RankMath does. Does it have the same amount of options as RankMath?

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I don't know cause I never used it because it wants me to create an account with them. You can install both and compare them side by side on the same, or different sites. There's no experience that is more revealing than personal experience

gregstereo said:

Thanks for your suggestion @MisterF .

My concern is that whether it is better to save time and money when compared to using writers?

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It depends on the quality of the writers you work with mate, IMO.

gregstereo said:

Hello @IM Rider Can you please share your experience of using Jarvis.AI for content??

Is that worth of money and gives the perfect content?

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I had great experience with jarvis.ai, only issue is it had become too expansive.
At the current price its not worth the money unless you are making big bucks with your website copy or blogging. But then you will hire a great writer or a team of great writers.
Its kinds catch 22 situation.
To get out of it. What you can do is use rytr or a better tool as your main option and bring on you big gun aka jarvis when rytr(or other) under performs or you are stuck.
tldr; use jarvis in combination with a second best ai tool like rytr if you dont wanna spend big bucks.
I am using rytr this month, will see how it goes, too early to tell.

I wouldn't overdo it
Depending on the search intent, keep it 4-7
You can add an FAQ schema at the end to boost wordcount

It's hard to say it precisely as it depends on a number of different factors and how your content sound in general, but from some overall perspective I would say that you shouldn't go beyond 10 keywords per article, as all above them would clearly be keywords stuffing, as to be honest, in a natural text flow you don't have the need to mention your targeted phrase more than this. Focus more on the quality of keywords and not that much on their quantity.

Don't use it forcefully but as natural writing - reader's point of view. using 4-5 times in 2000 words articles is good to go.

Cheers

The number of keywords depends on the length of your article. You should use 2–3% keywords if your content is 2K words long and you want to use proper keyword density. In 2K words of content, you can use 15–20 keywords.

don't understand that people still use keyword stuffing, i usually place a KW in title and the first paragraph and allow the content to flow in a natural way