Check Keyword Density

 Check Keyword Density

Keyword density The keyword density is an indicator of the frequency with which the selected keyword is displayed on the website. But yes, keywords should not be used excessively to appear in important places. If you repeat your keywords with a different word in every line, your website will probably be rejected as a wrong website or a spam website.

 The keyword density is always expressed as a percentage of the overall content on a certain website. Let us assume that you have 100 words on your website (without the HTML used to write the website) and use a certain key word in the content five times. The keyword density on this page is obtained simply by configuring the total number of keywords by the total number of words shown on your website.

Here is 5 divided by 100 = 0.05. Since the keyword density is a percentage of the total number of the number of words on the side, multiply the above with 100, that is, 0.05 x 100 = 5%. The accepted standard for a keyword density is between 3% and 5% to recognize search engines and should never exceed it. Remember that this rule applies to each page on your website. It also applies not only to a keyword, but also to a number of keywords that relate to another product or other service.

The keyword density should always be between 3% and 5%. Simple steps to check the density: Copy the content of a single website and use it perfectly in a text processor like word or word. Go to edit and click on the menu. Select everything. Now go to the Tools menu and choose the words counting. Write down the total number of words on the page.

Now select the search function in the Edit menu. Go to replace and write the keyword you want to find. Replace this word with the same word so that the text does not change. When filling out the replacement function, the system displays the number of replaced words. 

This is the frequency with which he used the keyword on this page. With the total number of words on the page and the total number of keywords, you can now calculate keyword density.