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I posted this on WF. If you understand this, what do you think?
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Ohioquotes
When I run keyword density checks (from SEOBook), it will often show the page has 5.5% (for example) for a key word (perhaps insurance). Yes, I calculate it to be around 1.5%-2%.
The problem is that on that page (not the article), there will be (on the right side) perhaps the names of the latest blog posts or latest articles. A lot have the word insurance in them. Does Google understand that they are not in the actual article?
And should they be removed anyhow? I like them there because often the visitor might want information on another page that is unrelated.
I wonder the same thing as well. That's why I have changed my widgets on the sidebar to not show my latest posts because almost all my post titles have the keyword in it.
I just manually wrote 5 or 6 article links without using any keywords.
I don't think that Google can tell the difference whether it is on the page or in the side bar, because other keyword density tool checkers count the keywords on the side bar as well.
Thanks.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ohioquotes
When I run keyword density checks (from SEOBook), it will often show the page has 5.5% (for example) for a key word (perhaps insurance). Yes, I calculate it to be around 1.5%-2%.
The problem is that on that page (not the article), there will be (on the right side) perhaps the names of the latest blog posts or latest articles. A lot have the word insurance in them. Does Google understand that they are not in the actual article?
And should they be removed anyhow? I like them there because often the visitor might want information on another page that is unrelated.
I wonder the same thing as well. That's why I have changed my widgets on the sidebar to not show my latest posts because almost all my post titles have the keyword in it.
I just manually wrote 5 or 6 article links without using any keywords.
I don't think that Google can tell the difference whether it is on the page or in the side bar, because other keyword density tool checkers count the keywords on the side bar as well.
