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Prestige
Joined: Oct 23, 2002
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Posted: 2005-Jun-06 09:20
Hrm
I rememmber I had a tool that I give it the url to my html file,
It enters and checks for keyword density and then takes those keyword phrases
and check their ranks.
It was a great tool to find keyword phrases you're being ranked in
and just dont have a clue.
Anyone knows websites with that kind of service? Im kinda sure its still online
and working..
thanks!
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g1smd
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Joined: Jul 28, 2002
# Posts: 10446
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Posted: 2005-Jun-06 22:40
A google search for keyword density finds a few.
There is no magic formula. Make sure your copy reads OK to visitors. Density from 2 to 8 percent is usually OK.
Having said that, I have never checked any site for this parameter. I just don't see it as being that important.
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Prestige
Joined: Oct 23, 2002
# Posts: 183
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Posted: 2005-Jun-07 07:58
Hmm
I guess I didnt explain myself right.
Im ot trying to get a keyword density tool.
What Im trying to find, is a tool for checking my current
ranking in SERP's, using keywords that have a higher density.
Its just logical that the keyword which I have a higher density, are my selected terms.
But while concentrating on lets say the keyphrase 'free widget', what this tool is good for is for suddenly showing
me that Im also listed for 'free blue widget', or whatever..
If anyone saw this tool around, he sure knows what I mean.
It goes through your keyword density for only one reason.
Since you dont give him your keyword phrases.
It gets them all by the density, and then check for ranking.
Anyone? :D
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