sixty6 said:
In your content where else?
Title tag, header tags, meta keyword tag, meta description tag, your mom?
Here is what Robert asked:
Robert said:
Also, what is a good amount of keywords to be placed in content (2-3%)
I read it from the fact that he wanted me to choose between 2% or 3%, it's always better safe than sorry.
No, your reading comprehension is a bit off. I'm pretty sure if he was asking if 2 to 3 percent was a good number. Not to pick somewhere in between 2 and 3 percent. That's even more retarded than worrying about KD in the first place.
Even if it was the case that he was wondering where inbetween 2 and 3 percent KD he should be at, you should have told him that KD is bullshit if you knew anything about what you're talking about.
If it's an established site earning tons of traffic from Google, would you throw it all away just to get even more by keyword placement?
If you're already killing it in google, then you don't fuck with stupid things like KD.
If it's a new site and you don't care, go ahead and try 5-10% for all I care, I just don't want to be responsible for your site getting penalized and he gets angry at me.
You're missing the fucking point. Keyword density doesn't fucking matter anymore!
kyleirwin said:
Yeah, if you're ranking and have over 2% keyword density, google hasn't found out yet... okey.
Isn't that true? If you are ranking for a keyword with over 2% keyword density, doesn't that mean you're safe, or is that their way of punishing you?
So if they do actually find out you're doing Keyword spamming, they're going to put you in top rankings as a penalty by your logic?
Uh, what? You're bouncing all over the place. No my original statement is in no way true. You can have over 2% keyword density and not have any problems. Over 2% is not "keyword spamming"... what the fuck are you talking about?
Why would you want a 300-word article to rank anyway? You should try and make a 1,000 word article try and rank for keywords.
Because 300 word articles are cheaper to get written (or quicker to write), and also leave the user wanting more (so they click ads in search of more information). Whether you have a 300 or 1,000 word article isn't going to be the deciding factor of your placement in your SERPS. ... and just to be clear, KD isn't gonna be it either.
Also, 300*5% isn't 0.15 keywords - it's 15 keywords. In addition to that, you should build up at least maybe 30 words or so of content when you're adding the 15 words to your article or landing page.
you didn't say say 5%, you said...
fucktard said:
minimal meaning around 0.05% at the MAX