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Keyphrase Calculation to Include Resource Box
Keyphrase Calculation to Include Resource BoxShare this Blog Entry: On May 7th of this year, we implemented a change in standards that no longer allowed a keyphrase density of more than 2% of the article body. Today we will be modifying that standard.Effective immediately, we will be keeping the same 2% keyphrase rejection threshold as before, but will now include the Resource Box in the word count 038; keyphrase density calculation. Why? A small minority of members were stuffing their resource box full of keywords and keyphrases because they figured out that we weren8217;t including the resource box in the 2% threshold calculation. Here is a real life example of an article that met our standards prior to May 7th of this year:This 325 word article had the following stats in just the article body: Keyphrase: debt settlements occurs 9 times (2.7%)Keyword: debt occurs 17 times (5.2%)Under the newly implemented standards, the Resource Box is taken into consideration when doing the calculations 8211; this is to ensure that the loophole is closed and that keyword and keyphrase stuffing discontinues. The same article calculated it with today8217;s calculation method would not meet our new standards:Keyphrase: debt settlements occurs 14 times (4.3%)Keyword: debt occurs 35 times (10.8%)[The images shown here are of the actual article used for this example as viewed by our keyphrase (left image) and keyword (right image) highlighter tools.]Enough of this crazy keyword loading I say! If you are new to writing articles and want to know what an acceptable keyword or keyphrase density is, our recommendation is to either forget about this nonsense and write as you normally write. The alternative is to avoid repeating any keyword or keyphrase more than once per 100 words (i.e. 1% keyword or keyphrase density).UPDATED October 28th 2009: Please post with your real name and a link to your primary website. This is a professional forum.
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