Keyword Density: Why the Old Rules Fail and What to Measure
The 1-3% keyword density rule was never official. Here is why it fails, when density is still a useful check, and what to measure instead.
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The 1-3% keyword density rule was never official. Here is why it fails, when density is still a useful check, and what to measure instead.
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