Would this be classified as keyword stuffing?

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I'm making a new blog post in wich I'm answering lots of questions of the same topic.

So for example I have the W's question.

Would it be keyword stuffing if I use the keyword over and over.

Example: ''What is football'' ''How do I practice football'' ''Where do I practice football''... etc
 
It's an interesting question and you'll most likely get mixed opinions. I'd say that's a bit too risky for my taste but I've seen quite a few black hat sites ranking for the top spots doing all sorts of keyword stuffing (especially in high traffic keywords) so I don't know anymore. What is your competition doing? You can get a better idea by doing some keyword/competition research.
 
As long as your reader spent lots of time in your site, Google won't mind it. Good luck
 
I'm making a new blog post in wich I'm answering lots of questions of the same topic.

So for example I have the W's question.

Would it be keyword stuffing if I use the keyword over and over.

Example: ''What is football'' ''How do I practice football'' ''Where do I practice football''... etc

This definitely isn't considered keyword stuffing. How else would you even want to formulate those questions, without using the world "football"?

"What is?
"How do I practice?"
"Where do I practice?"

Sure, those last 2 questions make sense for a reader, but Google won't really appreciate an article without a keyword in the title.
 
Keyword stuffing means that you stuff them everywhere. Every second sentence will have your keyword. This what you are asking is just a normal, natural writing.
 
This should be fine. Just don't overdo it. Give your text a bit of a breathing space.
 
It's an interesting question and you'll most likely get mixed opinions. I'd say that's a bit too risky for my taste but I've seen quite a few black hat sites ranking for the top spots doing all sorts of keyword stuffing (especially in high traffic keywords) so I don't know anymore. What is your competition doing? You can get a better idea by doing some keyword/competition research.
Awesome. I will see what my competitors are doing. Thanks!
 
This definitely isn't considered keyword stuffing. How else would you even want to formulate those questions, without using the world "football"?

"What is?
"How do I practice?"
"Where do I practice?"

Sure, those last 2 questions make sense for a reader, but Google won't really appreciate an article without a keyword in the title.
Yeah I was thinking on just including the keyword on the 1st question and then on the others just write how... when... etc.
 
It sounds almost counterintuitive, but it is actually possible to have too many keywords.Using too many keywords is often referred to as “keyword stuffing,” which is the practice of just jamming as many keywords as possible as many times over into a single post.
 
It sounds almost counterintuitive, but it is actually possible to have too many keywords.Using too many keywords is often referred to as “keyword stuffing,” which is the practice of just jamming as many keywords as possible as many times over into a single post.
actually the main keyword is (for example'')''football'' but there are also many searches within the Ws questions.
 
I'm making a new blog post in wich I'm answering lots of questions of the same topic.

So for example I have the W's question.

Would it be keyword stuffing if I use the keyword over and over.

Example: ''What is football'' ''How do I practice football'' ''Where do I practice football''... etc
You dont need to use it every single time, I think google is smart enough to know on many h2's h3's
 
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