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Keyword Density Vs Semantic Map

by AndresNWD
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Hi there warriors

I am working in a new project and I was guessing if keyword density is as important right now as covering the whole semantic tree of our main keywords in our content.

I have been reading about "semantic maps" but haven't applied it yet to a keyword study and would like to know your expert opinions on this subject

Thanks in advanced!
#density #keyword #map #semantic
  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    Density is a nice word for spam, forget it.

    Focus on relevancy, also research SEO silos.
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  • Profile picture of the author Slade556
    What exactly do you mean by keyword density? If you use too many keywords, not only will your text be difficult to read (or, should I say, annoying, because it's annoying to read the same word over and over again...) but that would also be considered keyword stuffing and it's frowned upon by search engines. So, better stick to writing your text naturally, maybe yeah, focus on covering the whole semantic tree of your keywords, as you put it.
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  • Profile picture of the author davidweb09
    After Google many updates now it's clear that you have use low keyword density in content.

    The more accurate results are semantic.
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  • Profile picture of the author AndresNWD
    Thanks everybody for your answers. I'm just confirming what I thought, but wanted fresh ideas

    Yukon, What do you mean with SEO silos?
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