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Learn more about creating web content that is compelling and optimized to improve search engine rankings in these frequently asked questions.

What is web content?

Many of the requests for freelance articles these days are coming from web sites. While some web sites want traditional print-style articles, many are looking for specialized web content. These articles, descriptions and essays are often written to use specific key words or phrases in order to attract the most visitors and to attain high search engine rankings. Whether web sites earn their money by selling a product or service, or through advertising, visitors translate to revenue and having abundant key word-rich content can attract visitors.
 

What is keyword optimization?

Search engines look on web pages for the words or phrases that users have specified. These words are known as keywords. While keywords can be entered in the keyword area of a web page (known as the meta tag), the web sites with the best search engine rankings also use those keywords in the text displayed on the web pages. And, of course, visitors who are skimming a page look for the familiar terms for which they are searching.

So, keyword optimization is developing content that uses specific keywords. The use of these keywords is then noted by the search engines, such as Google, and affects the placement of the page listing on a search result for those terms. In addition, programs such as Goodgle Adwords and Google Adsense use keywords to place ads contextually on web pages.
 

What is keyword rich content?

Keyword rich content is text in an article or other online document that uses relevant keywords in great density. If you are reading content online and it seems to repeat a phrase over and over, without using synonyms or pronouns such as "it," the content was probably optimized for search engines and is keyword rich.
 

What is keyword density?

Keyword density is the percentage of uses of the keyword terms or phrases in a given document. It simply measures the number of occurrences of each keyword relative to the amount of overall text. You can find a free online keyword density analyzer at SearchEngineWorld. This keyword performance tool can help you analyze your current content as well as double-check your new content. Other keyword performance tools online help you select the best keywords for targeting your business.

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