Lets say you make a link pyramid that involves web 2.0s containing unique articles at the top tier. Do you want to put your exact keyword that you're trying to rank in the articles? Or variations of the keyword? Do you put the exact keyword in all the articles at a 2% density? Or do you not have to mention the keyword as often as you would on your website itself?
Question about the content of articles
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Cratos
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- Aug 16, 2012
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You should definitely include your keyword many times in your articles. 2% or more is good. Also include LSI keywords. The content on your articles should definitely be related to your target keyword.
This helps allot for transferring quality link juice over to your site.
This helps allot for transferring quality link juice over to your site.
xspongebobx
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- Feb 7, 2012
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yeahh! make sure you dont spam keywords unecessarily though. i dont think the google bots like those. it'll be seen as spam and your post will be downgraded
When you guys say LSI keywords are you talking about the keyword rearranged like in "[location] [industry]" and switch it up to "[industry] in [location]" or do you mean related words like if you went to the adwords keyword planner and made it give you a spreadsheet of related ideas?
- Dec 24, 2012
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Sorry, the keyword stuffing has been reduced due to Google Algorithm not dead, instead of stuffing the Keyword make use of keyword diversity.
Make sure you have a good vision over Keyword density and for your information Google allows 3% of Keyword density.
The latest NEWS from Google is
Yes, I do and I will put the targeted keyword in my article. And I will put the targeted keyword in my article at last 2 times.
But keyword density in my article will be depend on article's beauty. If keyword/keywords entering harm article's fluent beauty, I will avoid to add them.