How To Use Keywords
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 Keywords And Their Importance
Keyword density and positioning are important areas of search engine
optimization. The search engine
spiders will scan a page with
certain algorithms to determine what the topic of the article,
report, or white paper is referring to.
This is basically done by
totaling up all the nouns and pronouns, picking the most used and
classifying the relevancy of the article. This is how they determine
the "keyword" that your article is written about. The search engines
then place this keyword relevant article in the results pages of
that particular SE.
Why Keywords?
Your keyword should be placed a few times in random areas of the
body text of your articles. This usually occurs without effort when
you write about a specific subject.
You will want to mention the subject at
least one time per paragraph thus defining the relative keyword for
the article, report or white paper. Without mentioning the keyword
enough times, the search engines will not be able to determine what
the article is written about.
Over Doing The Keyword Thing
It is very important not to over do the keyword to the point that
the written article sounds stupid. The term "keyword stuffing" is
when someone purposely overloads their article with the same
keyword, trying to get a higher search engine rank because of
relevancy.
It's pretty obvious when stuffing is going on, it doesn't
take a rocket scientist to notice it and the search engines
spot it
right off. When the SE's determine that you have stuffed your
article, they will de-list the article and possibly blacklist the
rest of your site as well.
If it looks like the keyword is in your
article to many times, try to come up with synonyms for it to make
the page flow better without repeating the word.
Keyword Density, How Does It Work?
Keyword density the times your word is presented in your article,
report or white papers. Most people try to use a % to figure out
just how often they put a keyword in each article.
An example would
be if you had a 400 word article or report and want to obtain a key
word density of 4%, you would want to have the word on your page
exactly 16 times. Or basically 4 times in each of the 4 paragraphs.
there are many ways, including software that will show you the
keyword density of an article and there is no perfect number.
It
depends on what works for you and what gets you the better rankings
for your articles. Every webmaster has their own density they prefer
to achieve due to past results.
What Is The Best Density?
Typically we try to achieve around 3%. sometimes more, sometimes
less, just depends on the article or report. Sometimes it's hard to
get 3-4% when writing white papers and specialized magazine
articles. Don't worry about it, the SE's programs are smart enough
to tell what an article is written about with the use of LSI (latent
semantic indexing). LSI in a nutshell is related keywords.
The
keyword "article" has LSI of: Paper, essay, report, magazine
article, white papers and the plural of the
words also. (see I was
able to "stuff" a little just by mentioning this!). It is important
to structure your keywords in your articles to have an hourglass
shape to it. In other words, more in the first and last paragraphs
than in the middle.
Typically when someone is describing a subject,
they will speak about the item right off, then go into specifics,
then give a conclusion about the subject. Thus giving the hourglass
effect of your keywords in the article.
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