SEO Pressor 100% Score Question

[chrisc616]

When attempting to get a 100% score with SEO Pressor I'm finding that I need a keyword density of over 3%. This is tough to do with some keywords without the content looking spammy. Is it ok to hide some text in the post to achieve this, or will google penalize you for this?

Chris

[RevSEO]

No that's not OK and is considered sneaky by the search engines.

Back in the day before advanced algo's, the more keywords on the page the better, so people keyword stuff the whole site and then change the text to match the background color.

Don't worry about getting a 100% on SEO Pressor and focus the time getting better links to your site.

[James-]

You do not need that level of keyword density at all. You will probably find you are getting stuck around the 97% mark because you don't have enough content. Aim for 700+ words and you will have your 100% if you tick the rest of the boxes.

makes sure to include internal links to yoru other pages using your keyword and include nofollow links to high PR sites.

[anhbloginc]

I have optimized many ways but never reach 100% score. I don't know how to get 100% in SEOPressor.

[clickasite]

OMG struggling with this soooo much, got a score of 94.4% and 3.97 keyword density, can anyone help me get 100%???

HELP :S

[JJ Remington]

Here's how to acheive 100% using the previous version 4.0.2 of SEOPressor:

• keyword in title of Post/Page
• keyword in first sentence of Post/Page
• keyword in an H1 tag
• keyword in an H2 tag
• keyword in an H3 tag
• keyword in name of one image (ie. keyword.jpg)
  • Use LSI words similarly for any additional images
• keyword in alt attribute of one image
  • Use LSI words similarly for any additional images
• keyword bolded (requires > 2 KW occurences)
• keyword in italics (requires > 3 KW occurences)
• keyword underlined (requires > 4 KW occurences)
• keyword as anchor text in link to an authority site (a relevant wikipedia page is best)
• add rel="nofollow" to all offpage links
• keyword as anchor text for link to internal pages
  • add a title attribute containing the keyword of the target page to the <A> tag
• add backlink to internal pages using an image
  • add a title attribute containing the keyword of the target page to the <A> tag
• include enough words in post (692 looks like the magic number)
• keyword in last sentence of Post/Page
• keyword density 2%-3% (seems to be a small penalty between 3%-4%)

SEOPressor V4 (version 4.3.05) offers several changes, a different keyword density calculation method being prime among them. This will have a major effect on the Score of an existing page (they all dropped to 94.44% ) and requires that you add at least 2 or 3 more instances of your keyword. However... there is also at least one 'secret' change. The tips listed above (although guaranteed to work under the version 4.0.2) will not be sufficient to reach a 100% score with the latest version 4.3.05. Alas, I have yet to discover that secret and the best I can achieve is 97.78%.

It is well to remember that it is more important to make the Google gods happy than it is to please SEOPressor. We chase the SEOPressor scores in hopes that the two correlate, but who really knows?

Hope this helps.

JJ

[Sisu]

Hi,

Can you tell me the best place to purchase SEOPressor. It seems pricey, but I guess I am getting too comfortable with WSO prices. lol
Please and thank you

[Joel33020]

Originally Posted by JJ Remington

Here's how to acheive 100% using the previous version 4.0.2 of SEOPressor:

• keyword in title of Post/Page
• keyword in first sentence of Post/Page
• keyword in an H1 tag
• keyword in an H2 tag
• keyword in an H3 tag
• keyword in name of one image (ie. keyword.jpg)
  • Use LSI words similarly for any additional images
• keyword in alt attribute of one image
  • Use LSI words similarly for any additional images
• keyword bolded (requires > 2 KW occurences)
• keyword in italics (requires > 3 KW occurences)
• keyword underlined (requires > 4 KW occurences)
• keyword as anchor text in link to an authority site (a relevant wikipedia page is best)
• add rel="nofollow" to all offpage links
• keyword as anchor text for link to internal pages
  • add a title attribute containing the keyword of the target page to the <A> tag
• add backlink to internal pages using an image
  • add a title attribute containing the keyword of the target page to the <A> tag
• include enough words in post (692 looks like the magic number)
• keyword in last sentence of Post/Page
• keyword density 2%-3% (seems to be a small penalty between 3%-4%)

SEOPressor V4 (version 4.3.05) offers several changes, a different keyword density calculation method being prime among them. This will have a major effect on the Score of an existing page (they all dropped to 94.44% ) and requires that you add at least 2 or 3 more instances of your keyword. However... there is also at least one 'secret' change. The tips listed above (although guaranteed to work under the version 4.0.2) will not be sufficient to reach a 100% score with the latest version 4.3.05. Alas, I have yet to discover that secret and the best I can achieve is 97.78%.

It is well to remember that it is more important to make the Google gods happy than it is to please SEOPressor. We chase the SEOPressor scores in hopes that the two correlate, but who really knows?

Hope this helps.

JJ

Wow, finally it's ALL spelled out but, I'm a newbie and need to find the instructions on how to do all of the steps you talk about. Do you know of a publication that would teach me how to do these things?

I bought SEO Presser & can't get passed 82%. One great thing is after 24 hours The site was # 15 on Google.

Thank you very much for any help.

[James-]

Originally Posted by JJ

SEOPressor V4 (version 4.3.05) offers several changes,
...
Hope this helps.

JJ

Where do you get updated versions? Wordpress plugin has never said there is an update and i cant see where to download a newer version from the site?

[Joel33020]

Originally Posted by wegenbelasting

You shouldnt pay too much attention to a 100% seopressor score. Like SEOPressor knows 100% right how Google works, no way.

I'm a total newbie, bought seo presser, followed the instructions, submited my site to Google & in 24 hours went to #15 with no links, no seo & no nuttun.

What do you call that Mr Wgenbelasting?

Just curious.

[cooler1]

How come with SEOPressor, it only occasionally bolds the targetted keyword?

Even if you have plenty of instances of the keyword on page, it still only bolds the keyword sometimes, but it always seems to underline and italicize the keyword.

[Abdul Jabbar]

Well I am also using SEOpressor for On-Page. I Have reached 94% but no doubt It works really good. It gives many pieces of advices to solve On-page mistakes which we make but don't know exactly about that.
10/10 For SEPPressor! Cheers

[JJ Remington]

Originally Posted by James-

Where do you get updated versions? Wordpress plugin has never said there is an update and i cant see where to download a newer version from the site?

If you have purchased a copy of SEOPressor, you should have received an email from Daniel Tan about the update back in August. You may want to contact him if you haven't seen it.

[JJ Remington]

Originally Posted by wegenbelasting

You shouldnt pay too much attention to a 100% seopressor score. Like SEOPressor knows 100% right how Google works, no way.

Originally Posted by wegenbelasting

Ofcourse the general guidelines are okay, I dont need SEOPressor for that, what I claim is that seopressor can never be 100% correct cause it doesnt know how Google exactly works. It's probably right about 90-95% though. But trying to reach 100% seopressor score is just nonsense cause this 3-5% keyword density is not correct, I see tons of sites with less then 2% keyword density and less backlinks outrank other sites, pure cause they have more content on the subject.

Pretty much the point I made earlier. Truth is nobody really needs SEOPressor... what they need is good advice on how to feed Google what Google wants. Google's game is that NOBODY can truly know what it takes to rank, but through endless experiment and experience and best guesses, some people have come close (the proof of the pudding is in the eating).

Of course, we all can agree that good on-page SEO has many, many requirements. You read the list I provided. It is likely not complete (in Google's eyes) but it is long enough that some form of auto-checklist is quite beneficial. It is the list that a prior version of SEOPressor automatically checks for, but Google does not stand still. Clearly, the newer version has an updated checklist. And still, it is quite possible that someone may have a bead on another factor not listed there. If so, by all means, use it to advance your pages (and be sure to share with the rest of us Warriors ).

JJ

P.S. Oh yeah, I think I also mentioned that SEOPressor seems to apply a small penalty above 3%. It appears to target the 2% mark and that has worked well enough for me. And the issue of backlinking is an entirely different topic of discussion.

[mert]

My site became very slow when I activated SEOPressor. It might be a conflict with some of my other plugins. Has anyone got the same problem?

[UMS]

Originally Posted by mert

My site became very slow when I activated SEOPressor. It might be a conflict with some of my other plugins. Has anyone got the same problem?

Many, many people complained about SEOpressor slowing their sites down. The problem was supposed to be fixed in the latest version, but I can't say for sure.

[mert]

Originally Posted by UMS

Many, many people complained about SEOpressor slowing their sites down. The problem was supposed to be fixed in the latest version, but I can't say for sure.

Today, I tested it with different hosting server (mine is hostgator) It's working perfectly now. It's obvious that is a hosting related problem.

[samclarke]

I wouldn't worry so much about trying to get to 100% As long as everything is checked off and your KW density is between 1% - 3% you are golden. By writing content for readers in natural grammar you will achieve better results than trying to stuff keywords.

Also NEVER try to manipulate your page by cloaking text or links you will get your site deindexed by google.

[MikeWike]

Do not waste your time on keyword stuffling. If you get 100% you will most likely get penalized by google. This happened to me while ago and it took me 2 months to fully recover from that. So keep everything normal, density 2-3% and write atleast 3 pages of content with 1000+ words. This will keep your site healthy enough

[BigNorm]

I usually aim for 2% on a 500 word article. I don;t use SEOpressor though. I prefer Easy WP SEO which provides a few more options but both do the same thing.

[sushilsilicon]

In On-Page Includes:

1. Meta Tag Optimization.

2. Sidebar Link Optimization

3. H1,H2...H6 Tag Optimization

4. W3C Validation Optimization

5. Duplicate Content Optimization

6. Keyword Research and Analysis

7. Alt Tag Optimization for Images

[GeorgR.]

3% is a LOT. My articles already look "odd" at 2%.

And yes, when i had Seopressor running it LITERALLY killed my sites...it slowed sites down..now imagine having this on a server on several sites at the same time. I lost money because it made my sites literally not responsive. Only by coincidence i found that it was this plugin so immediately removed it from several of my sites.

He might have fixed this in the meantime, but there are several clones/alternatives already who do the same thing.

As for overall benefit of those plugins, whether they are Seopressor (FIXED, hopefully!!), or Clickbump SEO! plugin or the 900 other copies we have now....yes i THINK they are good because they give a quick overview whether all on-site factors are "all right"...and i am seeing good results with rankings since they simply help to get on-site stuff right.

[TBInternetMarketing]

Originally Posted by chrisc616

When attempting to get a 100% score with SEO Pressor I'm finding that I need a keyword density of over 3%. This is tough to do with some keywords without the content looking spammy. Is it ok to hide some text in the post to achieve this, or will google penalize you for this?

Chris

Avoid hiding text at all costs. This is against Google's T&C's.
I use SEO Pressor and often only score 96%. I would rather lose out on the 4% than spam my visitors. Occasionally I can get my score up to 100%, but normally it's around the high 90's which I am pretty happy with.

Considering some of my pages were sitting at 50% before I optimized them, I'll take 96% any day of the week

[clickbump]

Originally Posted by mert

Today, I tested it with different hosting server (mine is hostgator) It's working perfectly now. It's obvious that is a hosting related problem.

The issue with seopressor has been documented to be related to the keyword decoration routine that processed on every page load while the page was downloading to the viewer.

It was apparently designed to be used on autoblogs where no person would be there to optimize the post content with human eyes. However, since it was the default setting, no one turned it off. This led to the widespread issue and reporting of sites slowing to a crawl under the weight of the processing overhead of the seopressor content filter routines.

Most modern on-page SEO tools use better techniques and do their optimization on the backend, while the post or page is being edited, and store the optimized markup inline with the content, so there is no "just in time" processing required to serve the optimized page to the end user or search agent.

[goldin432]

SEO Pressor is good but parts of it seem a little silly. For example, it gives you a better score if you have your keyword bolded at least once, italicized at least once, and underlined at least once. I find it hard to believe that this will give your post a better Google ranking than simply bolding your keyword each time.

[awj888]

if youre using SEO pressor and just find that you need to add many keywords to increase the density - then best tip is to add a bit more content - they ususally say you need on 300+ words but if this is not working to hit a naturally looking text then add more bump it up to 500+ or even 700+ keep the quality of the content and the density will increase by itself

[goldin432]

Originally Posted by Woody Goldin

SEO Pressor is good but parts of it seem a little silly. For example, it gives you a better score if you have your keyword bolded at least once, italicized at least once, and underlined at least once. I find it hard to believe that this will give your post a better Google ranking than simply bolding your keyword each time.

What I mean here is that I've seen sites in the top spots of Google's organic search results that were obviously going for the highest possible SEO Pressor score but I've also seen sites in the top spots that went with the "bold the targeted keyword each time" route. The tactic of having your keyword bolded, underlined, and italicized at least once each just looks unnatural. No one would ever do that unless an SEO plugin like SEO Pressor told them it will help their site do well in the search engines. Bolding every time looks totally natural, and it makes the visitor's search for information easier. The visitor arrived at your site because he or she typed the keyword into Google looking for information and your site has a good spot in the organic search results. There's a significant chance he or she will skim over your page looking for the parts where the keyword is mentioned before deciding whether to start reading everything you wrote. Bolding your keyword makes it easy for the visitor to find where the keyword is used on the page, and is a totally natural thing for a website owner to do. Google has consistently updated its algorithms to reward the most natural looking SEO methods and favor them over the methods that, if favored, would make Google look really bad. Looking bad would eventually mean losing regular users to Yahoo/Bing. Yahoo/Bing is in a similar position, if its search results could be manipulated by any moron with a plugin like SEO Pressor then it would start showing spammy pages in the top spots a lot and eventually lose regular users to Google.

[BigNorm]

Originally Posted by Woody Goldin

What I mean here is that I've seen sites in the top spots of Google's organic search results that were obviously going for the highest possible SEO Pressor score but I've also seen sites in the top spots that went with the "bold the targeted keyword each time" route. The tactic of having your keyword bolded, underlined, and italicized at least once each just looks unnatural. No one would ever do that unless an SEO plugin like SEO Pressor told them it will help their site do well in the search engines. Bolding every time looks totally natural, and it makes the visitor's search for information easier. The visitor arrived at your site because he or she typed the keyword into Google looking for information and your site has a good spot in the organic search results. There's a significant chance he or she will skim over your page looking for the parts where the keyword is mentioned before deciding whether to start reading everything you wrote. Bolding your keyword makes it easy for the visitor to find where the keyword is used on the page, and is a totally natural thing for a website owner to do. Google has consistently updated its algorithms to reward the most natural looking SEO methods and favor them over the methods that, if favored, would make Google look really bad. Looking bad would eventually mean losing regular users to Yahoo/Bing. Yahoo/Bing is in a similar position, if its search results could be manipulated by any moron with a plugin like SEO Pressor then it would start showing spammy pages in the top spots a lot and eventually lose regular users to Google.

This technique isn't to manipulate the search engines rankings but to ensure the spiders know exactly what your site is being optimized for. Once you have the rankings you wish to garnish you can always go back and change those settings and it shouldn't effect your rankings.

[Christian Fox]

How ridiculous is it to provide a tool capable of grading on a 100 scale and no guidance on how to get to 100?

A simple pdf would have taken care of it...

[mert]

Originally Posted by UMS

Many, many people complained about SEOpressor slowing their sites down. The problem was supposed to be fixed in the latest version, but I can't say for sure.

It's working very fast now. I believe they've fixed this issue.

[TBInternetMarketing]

Originally Posted by chrisc616

When attempting to get a 100% score with SEO Pressor I'm finding that I need a keyword density of over 3%. This is tough to do with some keywords without the content looking spammy. Is it ok to hide some text in the post to achieve this, or will google penalize you for this?

Chris

NO, whatever you do, don't hide the text. This will look worse to Google.
3% isn't too bad. Also make sure your posts are at least 750 words, sometimes even 1,000.

At the end of the day, if you only hit 97%, that's not too bad. It will be better setup than most sites out there.

[nik0]

Please throw SEOPressor overboard and just use keyword in:

h1 tags
title
internal link
recommended in url
meta tags perhaps
alt img attribute
2-3 times in the content not 2-3%

Thats more then enough, skip all the h2-h6 and bold/italic/underline nonsense. We live in 2012, go along with the time.

[maz1207]

Hi, i heard Easy WP SEO on Warrior Forum is better than SEOPressor and it is cheaper too. Have anyone try it? I was thinking on buying one of these software. Please share your experience and opinions. Go here to read about the Easy WP SEO: http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...on-plugin.html

[UMS]

I did a test of all the SEOPressor like plugins a little while ago . The two best ones were Easy WP SEO and Clickbump SEO.

[TBInternetMarketing]

Originally Posted by chrisc616

When attempting to get a 100% score with SEO Pressor I'm finding that I need a keyword density of over 3%.

Found exactly the same thing. Don't go for 3% if it is starting to look spammy.
If you can manage it and your article still sounds ok thats fine, but usually mine start to sound really lame and like I am trying to force the keyword in there when i read it with 3%.

This will put the reader off, so don't do it. Rather take the 97% score.

[Hearn]

2% seems decent but you should diversify and use variations of your keyword too.

[budisantoso]

Thank You for sharing....