Mention the topic early
Use your main phrase naturally within the first 100 words.
See which words and phrases your content leans on most, and how often your target keyword appears. Paste text or page HTML and get instant frequency tables.
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There is no magic keyword density that makes a page rank. Search engines, and the AI systems that power answer engines, understand topics, synonyms and context, so repeating a phrase over and over does not help and can make writing feel robotic.
What this checker is good for is a sanity check. If your target topic barely appears, or never appears in the opening paragraph, the page may not be clear about what it covers. If one phrase appears far more than anything else, it may read as stuffed. Use the tables to find that balance and to spot related phrases worth covering.
Use your main phrase naturally within the first 100 words.
Synonyms and related phrases help both readers and search engines.
If it reads awkwardly out loud, it is too repetitive.
Answering related questions does more than repeating keywords.
There is no ideal number. Write naturally; most well-written pages end up somewhere around 0.5% to 2% for the main phrase.
Keyword occurrences multiplied by the number of words in the keyword, divided by the total word count, times 100.
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