Keyword Density Analyzer

Keyword density is the percentage of times a target keyword appears in your content relative to the total word count. It helps search engines understand what your content is about, but maintaining natural, balanced usage is key to avoiding keyword stuffing penalties.

There's no perfect keyword density percentage, but generally 1-3% is considered natural for most content. The focus should be on creating valuable, readable content rather than hitting a specific density target. Quality and context matter more than exact percentages.

The tool counts how many times each word or phrase appears in your text and calculates the percentage based on the total word count. It analyzes both individual words and common phrases, providing a comprehensive view of keyword usage patterns.

Yes, the tool automatically identifies and analyzes common 2-word and 3-word phrases in your content. This helps you understand how often you're using key phrases and long-tail keywords, which are often more valuable for SEO than single words.

If keyword density appears too high (over 5%), consider revising your content to use synonyms, related terms, or natural variations. Focus on improving readability and providing value to readers rather than forcing keyword repetition.

Yes, the tool filters out common stop words (articles, prepositions, conjunctions) that don't contribute to SEO value. This gives you a cleaner analysis focused on meaningful keywords that actually impact your content's searchability.

Absolutely! You can paste competitor content to analyze their keyword strategies. This helps you understand what keywords they're targeting and how they're distributing them throughout their content, informing your own SEO strategy.

Check keyword density during the content creation and editing process, especially for important pages or blog posts. It's also useful to analyze existing content periodically to identify optimization opportunities or over-optimization issues.

Keyword density is the natural measurement of keyword usage, while keyword stuffing is the harmful practice of unnaturally overusing keywords. Keyword stuffing can result in search engine penalties, so always prioritize natural, reader-friendly content.

Yes, the tool is particularly useful for long-form content like blog posts, articles, and guides. It helps ensure your target keywords are distributed naturally throughout longer pieces while maintaining readability and avoiding over-optimization.

The tool can analyze text in various languages, though the stop word filtering is optimized for English. For other languages, you may see some common words in the results that would typically be filtered out in English content.

Use the results to identify under-used target keywords, find opportunities to naturally include related terms, and ensure important keywords appear with appropriate frequency. Focus on creating comprehensive, valuable content rather than just hitting density targets.