You need to have your keyword at least once in your content. Don't worry about squeezing it in as much as you can. Keyword density has minimal impact in Google's algorithms today. As long as you use the keyword once in the content you are good.

I try and do this in the first paragraph. I do this for a couple reasons. First, you are talking about your keyword in the article and in the introduction you are supposed to talk about what you are going to talk about. See how that comes full circle? The other reason is so I can write naturally after the first paragraph.

Just make sure to work the keyword into the content at least once and then for the rest of the article you can write completely naturally without worrying about keyword SEO.


Here is my example for the keyword "How to lose weight fast":

Trying to lose weight can be very frustrating. There are so many methods out there that claim to work, but many of these "methods" are actually just scams trying to take your hard earned money from you. If, like many other people, you are trying to figure out how to lose weight fast, I have a great trick for you.



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rozz Premium
Hello ninjazrb,
Don't change permalink if I have what type 'stuff'' linking to my post?

Like the clean cut simplicity of your pages.
Rozz
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ninjazrb Premium
Let's say for example this is a post you've had for a while and you have social media linking to it, other posts within your website linking to it, etc. If you change the permalink you will break ALL of those.

Only play around with the permalink if it is a post you JUST made. Does that all make sense? (And thanks for the feedback)
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LaurenA Premium
To follow on that question, does it break comments? For instance, if it's a post that's a couple days old, hasn't really been noticed by Google yet, but has two comments.

If you change the permalink, would those comments get lost, or does Wordpress switch them to your new url for you?
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rozz Premium
Yes, explained perfectly. You are good! :)
Thanks
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LaurenA Premium
Does the alt text really make a difference? I haven't heard that before, so I haven't done any alt text for my pictures. Is it worth going back and adding alt text to all my images, or just adding them to the content I make from here on out?
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ninjazrb Premium
It does make a small difference. If you have any articles near or on the first page I would go back and add alt text to those. Otherwise, I wouldn't worry about it. Good luck.
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LaurenA Premium
Perfect. Thank you.
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HelenpDoyle Premium
Tagged for future reference. Thanks
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ninjazrb Premium
Glad you like it. Thanks for the feedback.
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adaba063 Premium
simple and clearly stated -- great training!
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ninjazrb Premium
Thanks for the feedback.
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mwanzaw2002 Premium
Wow I'm loving this man. So true what you are saying, makes a ton of sense. I'm doing this on my site
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ninjazrb Premium
Thanks for the feedback. Hopefully this helps people out.
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