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Maximum keyword density ?

Discussion in 'Keywords' started by vic_msn, Jul 16, 2006.

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    what should be the maximum keyword density for a main keyworid phrase right now it is %15.33 . is this too high or too low please help me soon.
     
    vic_msn, Jul 16, 2006 IP
  2. Monty

    Monty Peon

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    I'm not sure if there is an optimal keywords density.

    I think, the best use of keywords is when they are in "naturals sentences", grammatically correct.

    Pages overloaded with keywords, I think, don't do so well and I guess it will be even more true in the future.
     
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    vic_msn Well-Known Member

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    i think search engines donot know grammar and i think they judge by the number of words , eg if a particular word is used more than a limit SE consider that a spamming so i think there is a limit because SE follow a algorithm so i think the limit is given in terms of keyword density so please if anyone finds a number please post it here
    thanks
     
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    dynn Notable Member

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    if i'm not mistaken 7%.

    correct me if i'm wrong.
     
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    I think search engines know grammar better everyday and will continue to improve.

    Google especially with his "Book Search" must have learn a great deal on grammar, syntaxis and natural structure of languages.

    And IMHO, I think Google (and others search engines) are eager to learn more on thoses topics.

    If you only want a number, I give you this one : 7.
    It's my lucky one, but I'm sure it's no more accurate that any others :)
     
    Monty, Jul 16, 2006 IP