Dear Friend,
What keyword density will give you the most results? Is it 2 to 8 percent for the perfect number? Some people feel that 2 % is all that Google will allow these days. 5% keyword density may be preferred by other search engines. You need to use the amount that is beneficial to you.
Many SEO experts say that you actually need about 10% keyword density. This is the amount that some say is the best for you to use to get the most out of your SEO efforts.
With major search engines online such as Google, MSN and Yahoo incorporating keyword relevance to the web content, the main focus at one time, keyword density has taken a back seat. In fact it is not give a lot of importance.
If you do not use the appropriate keywords in your content, it can easily mislead people to come to your site and although this may seem ideal, it is not. When you have people come click on your site and then leave immediately, this is tracked and can cause you more problems.
The above stated importance of keyword density has resulted into a lot of misleading search results. This has lead to giving more emphasis on keyword relevance to actual content by search engine operators in order to enhance their services. Now, if you have a website that’s focused on rutabaga farming and want to attract more traffic, the search engine will get confused as your keyword ’sex’ scattered around the website doesn’t relate to the topic at all. This results in your site setting blacklisted or penalized from search index.
By writing articles and strategically placing keywords throughout the article, you are doing your business a great service. The key to success in this area is to use keywords that are relevant to your website. By writing informative articles with good keywords, you will do much better than if you do not.
To your success,
Jason
P.S. The importance of using relevant keywords should never be overlooked. This is extremely important for anyone that wishes for their SEO work to be successful.
Posted under Internet Marketing
This post was written by Jason Glover on May 31, 2009

