Extract Keyword Density from search.
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The “Search based Keyword Density checker” allows you to extract the keyword density, based on the top 10 search results in Google. With the Search based Keyword Density checker you’re not using estimates, instead you’re working with actual query statistics. Analyse the best results accoring to Google and learn from the keyword usage of your compitors. After performing a keyword specific keyword density check you’re able to make data-driven decisions when optimizing your content.
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How does the “Search based Keyword Density checker” work?
Enter the keyword that you want to analyse and select your country. The tool will automatically extract the top 10 search results from Google and calculate the keyword density for the individual results. These statistics are used to determine the average keyword frequency and average keyword density. After generating the report you have the option to export the result to Excel or Google sheets for further in-depth analysis.
Writing advice
(The do’s and dont’s)
- Perform keyword research before writing an article.
- Write compelling content for actual users.
- Use keyword density and keyword frequency as indicators.
Avoid
- Writing content just for search engines.
- Using keyword density as a hard number.
- Targetting keywords your website is not able to rank for.
- Over optimizing for keywords / keyword stuffing.
Tool features
- Top 10 Google search results overview
- Keyword frequency
- Keyword density
- Word count
- Average keyword frequency
- Average keyword density
- Average word count
- Research options (Content)
- Get additional keyword suggestions
- Get featured snippet suggestions
- Research options (Authority)
- Check backlinks pointing to the URL
- Track domain rankings
- Check Domain and Page Authority
What is keyword density?
Keyword density represents the number of times a specific keyword or key phrase is used on a webpage. This number is calculated by dividing the times the target keyword is used by the total number of words on the page.
Keyword density example
The focus keyword “seo services” is used 13 times on a page.
The complete article contains 1000 words.
This results in a keyword density of 1.3%.
Keyword density formula
(Focus keyword count / total number of words on the page) * 100 = keyword density
Tool limitations
For non-English countries the keyword ranking database contains less results. For this reason it’s recommended to use single and two word phrases as keyword input.
Related Tools
- Keyword Research Tool, Uncover new keywords and topics before writing an article.
- SEO Writing Tool, Get real-time search engine optimization feedback when writing your content.
- Featured Snippet Tool, Enrich your content with questions directly related to the subject of your content.
- Domain Rank Tracker, find all the keywords a website is ranking for in Google.
- Domain Authority tool, see how much authority a domain has collected over time.
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