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karrydee
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#1 · Posted: 27 Oct 2010 12:28
i hope some of you can share ideas. is there such thing as a seo writer? or is a writer simply a writer who must focus on content?
i mean, when i started 3 years ago, i was particular that keyword density in my articles were 5%. would this be considered keyword stuffing already?
thanks in advance for your replies.
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#2 · Posted: 27 Oct 2010 22:40
The big thing is to create quality content, but also do a little keyword research. The most important part for SEO is your title - use a long tailed keyword phrase in your title, and try to repeat that phrase, if possible, a few times throughout your article - put the phrase in the beginning, middle, and end of the article.
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ZandD
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#3 · Posted: 1 Nov 2010 06:30
I think that 'keyword stuffing' would be 8% or more - but there are two sides to using keywords. First you want search engine to like your article / copy. So your keywords shoud go as mentioned above -
in your title
in the first sentence
throught the article
in the last paragraph, and
in your anchor text
But you also want your readers to like the article and want to click through to your website / buy from you, so you can't just stuff yourkeyword in there!
I prefer to place my keyword in the article several times. Once it's written I go back and make sure the keyword placement is seamless. It needs to look like it naturally fits in there - as if it want even a keyword. If it looks live I've used it too much, I will replace the keyword with something similar, or I will re-arrange the order of the individual words in the longtail keyword or I will use sinonyms.
I don't worry about keyword density anymore, I just make sure the keywords are in the right places and that it is readble without stuffing.
hope this has helped!
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shiz101
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#4 · Posted: 3 Dec 2010 00:09
i agree with the guys above, scatter the keyword throughout the article (in titles and a few times within the body of the writing) but make sure it's quality content. People will only click through your links if they are interested in what you have to say. 5% keyword density seems reasonable, but i Know ezine articles keep it to about 4% Anybody know if that makes a big difference in whether your articles get indexed for your particle keyword?
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jazbo
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#5 · Posted: 3 Dec 2010 01:03 · Edited by: jazbo
There is no such thing as keyword stuffing or keyword density anymore in terms of search engines.
google does not take into account anymore. Latent semantic indexing, topical relevance etc are key now.
So just know your keywords and related terms and then weave them in naturally.
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Justine
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#6 · Posted: 6 Dec 2010 02:13
It won't also be a tragedy if use your keyword phrase only once or twice in the whole article.
As others mentioned, quality content and by that I understand: interesting, readable, useful, beneficial content for the readers is the key. Recently Google and Bing informed that they calculate in their algorithms what is going on Facebook and Twitter, how many times your articles were shared and by how many different people, also who follows you and whom you follow.
Make sure, others want to share your articles
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treevee
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#7 · Posted: 26 Dec 2010 18:09
I usually follow the 2% "rule" -- i.e. in a 400 word article, I place the main keyword phrase 8 times. If it doesn't look natural, I use another good keyword phrase (that's close) or rearrange the words to look more natural and better readability.
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onedumbaussie
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#8 · Posted: 7 Jan 2011 12:50
I write SEO articles all the time, It is important to use your keyword in the article and make sure it makes sense.
NO ONE knows for sure the magic percentage as there is not one, you need to provide a quality article with original content.
Remenber that a machine checks your article not a human so you need to make sure the machine sees your article as relevent to the keyword, the only way to do this is to use the ketword in the article.
zand has hit the nail on the head with placement, follow that rule and you will be fine.
If your struggling just freelance the work out, many great seo writers available for peanuts
Good luck
ODA
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