Everything required to know about Key words in Search Engine Optimization - 0 views

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  #1 Bynum Dickey on 13 Jan 14

   

  Density and Prominence
  
  Keyword occurrence is really a way of measuring simply how much emphasis (weight) a
  
  keyword is given within this content of a full page. Most of the stress
  
  of a page is assigned to the text at the start of the page, at the
  
  end of the site and within these tags:

   

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Just do your bit by <br /> <br /> being consistent and clear.</h1></title></div>

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