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Keyword stuffing is a search engine optimization (SEO) technique, in which a web page is loaded with keywords in the meta tags or in content of a web page. Keyword stuffing may lead to a website being banned or penalized in search ranking on major search engines either temporarily or permanently.


Thank you very much for your answer Lynne. It's truly helpful and I'm grateful for all the help I can get! :)
So basically, I could mention it 30 times in a 10,000 word post, but it would be better to reword the keywords, or to rephrase the sentences a bit, so I could potentially increase the rankings for those keywords too.. Or am I off the grid here? :D
As that would be SLI? - In case I understood you properly in another discussion. :D
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Lynne
If you have a 500 word post and your keyword features 30 times you are going to have a problem, but if you write a 10 000 word post and you mention your keyword 30 times then you are fine.
Honestly I think keyword stuffing is when you are purposely trying to stuff your keyword in all the time to the point that it is unnatural.
You can use your keyword multiple times in your content, but try also to focus not just one a one word keyword, focus on short and long tail keywords and change it up a little. Andre if you are writing naturally and not being concerned with keywords then I believe you will do just fine. Your content is long and you don't say ebook in every single sentence. It is more about the ratio of your keywords to all the other content that is important here. If you have a 500 word post and your keyword features 30 times you are going to have a problem, but if you write a 10 000 word post and you mention your keyword 30 times then you are fine. Honestly I think keyword stuffing is when you are purposely trying to stuff your keyword in all the time to the point that it is unnatural. You can use your keyword multiple times in your content, but try also to focus not just one a one word keyword, focus on short and long tail keywords and change it up a little.
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