What is Keyword density?

First of all We will talk about Keywords and Keyphrase.

Keywords : A key word is a single word which is not dividable.

Example : Reebok , Jewellery , Diamond

Keyphrase : A key phrase is a multi-word search term.

Example : Reebok shoes for boys, Jewellery in Jaipur,  Diamond Rings for Girls.

2. What is the formula of Keyword density?

• Keyword Density = (NK/TNW) * 100

Here,

NK= The number of times you have repeated your keyword.

TNW= It says the Total Number of Words of a Post.

If you calculate the density of a keyword phrase, you have to follow the following formula :-

• Keyphrase Density = (NK * NWK / TNW) * 100

Here,

NK = The number of times you have repeated your keyword phrase

NWK = The number of words in your Keyword Phrase.

Check Keyword Density Here - Live-Keyword-Analysis.com

Keyword Analysis is done by Keyword Analysis Tools.

Example of Keyword Analysis Tools : Google Adwords

Paid Tool : Wordtracker

Many SEO Experts consider the Ideal keyword density to be 1 to 3 percent. Using a keyword more than that could be considered search spam that's why 2%  Keyword density is Ideal.

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What is SWOT Analysis?

SWOT Analysis

1. What is SWOT Analysis of a Website?

1. SWOT :  Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Threads

• Positive Points In SWOT Analysis :

Strength - Content (Unique), Frequently Update, Quick Load Time of a Site, Nice Website Architecture, SEO Friendly Web-Site.

Opportunity - We Should Provide Better Service and Better Products to Grab The Opportunity.

• Negative Points in SWOT Analysis :

Weakness - Duplicate Content, Frequently not Updated, Slow Load Time Of a Site, Website Architecture is Not Good or not A SEO Friendly Web-site.

Threats - Your Competitors Are your Biggest Threats. So Learn Every Activity which they follow and what makes them result better on Search Engines.

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