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Keyword density tool for adsense?

by toolsmith
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Are there any free tools to find keywords and/or keyword density to help with adsense?

Thanks,
-Paul
#adsense #density #keyword #tool
  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    What's the relationship between keyword density & Adsense?
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  • Profile picture of the author patco
    Do you mean adwords? Adsense doesn't have anything in common with keyword density
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  • Profile picture of the author CyborgX
    Keyword density is not a very big factor for anymore, You can check keyword density easily. You need to have word count addon installed in your browser and you have to target the keyword on the page(Easily you can find by using ctrl+F)

    Then apply the equation of density. Voila! most accurate results discovered by you.
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  • Profile picture of the author redchillies
    Google Adwords is best for finding keywords and for keyword density, you need to install a word count addon and count the number of time s keyword appears on the page
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  • Profile picture of the author kaytav
    Google Adwords Keyword tool is really good. Everyone uses the same. It gives the best results.
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    • Profile picture of the author aygabtu
      WhatsMySERP.com recently added a keyword density tool. With it you can include multiple keywords which will be highlighted in the results.

      It will also list your title, description, meta keywords, and h1, h2, and h3 tags and highlight your keywords if they are present in them so you can check your on-page SEO for your keywords very easily.

      Sample screenshot below. Let us know if you have any questions/feedback.

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      Check top 300 Google SERP results free. WhatsMySERP.com tracks and graphs changes for multiple domains/keywords/regions. Also includes advanced keyword density tool.

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  • Profile picture of the author habreza
    I think you want to research keywords density & price or something like this. For me this is the world best tool kit https://adwords.google.com
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    • Profile picture of the author paulgl
      Keyword density has zip to do with adsense. Google is
      not that insane. Keyword density has little to do with
      anything.

      Adsense is signaled by a few things. First, title of the
      page. Second, the first lines of text, high up on the page.
      Second, h1, h2, etc. Those are my observations.
      Gee, that's actually a primer even ignoring adsense!
      Anyway, I digress.

      Put as general a title as you can that targets your niche.
      Put a one sentence snippet, bolded, at the top of your page
      with various keyphrases. Next, the H1 is the exact title of
      the article. h2 may just be one more target, but don't over do
      it. Here's an example:

      <title>Resources for plumbers
      <b>xyz.com has resources, tips, articles, on plumbing, faucets, sinks, more!
      <h1>How to install a sink

      For an h2 tossed in for good luck, put an <h2>Updating a bathroom
      just before the h1. But this is also an example of maybe overdoing
      it. Your niche is plumbing. The word bathroom invokes all sorts of
      nonsense, maybe even bath towels. BUT...putting bathroom in
      your article 9 times is probably not going to get ads for bathrooms
      in the above scenario. That's not what google thinks your article is
      about.

      Ever seen articles on wikipedia? Exactly. Look up the article on
      Bob Hope. The title is Bob Hope. The biggest word on the page,
      very top, is Bob Hope. The first line of the article has Bob Hope
      in bold. In fact, that's the ONLY place Bob Hope is mentioned in
      the first 2 paragraphs. All the rest of the article is on stuff in
      his career. In fact, the words "Bob Hope" do not appear again for
      several paragraphs.

      You want laser targeted ads? That's how I do it. Your article is pretty
      close to ignored, except for the first couple of sentences. The shorter
      the better.

      Paul
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