Actually, we detest the word “SEO text”. This term is always home to something “grubby cheap”. We think that’s because many (including me) in the term “SEO text” automatically a headless, overflowing with a lot of keywords text buzzes through the head, which offers zero added value. Actually completely wrong! Basically, an SEO text is actually just exactly what its name says: a search engine optimized text. In other words, a text designed to (be) understood by search engines like Google and found to be good. A visit to https://www.wowessays.com/free-samples/ will solve your queries now.
No not true. But often what is understood by an SEO text
If you understand the term “SEO text” as exactly what it actually means, it also becomes clear why the type of content is completely irrelevant. A product description, press release, content marketing content, category text, etc. can or should be written by you so that the search engines can understand it. Because only then can they also potentially rank well. Many tips on what is important in the individual content, you have already received in previous articles from my colleagues or me. You will find a list at the end of this article. The following sections provide you with the basic technique and structure for each type of (SEO) text.
Keywords
An SEO text without keywords is not an SEO text – so far so clear. Accordingly, you should use your focused keywords in the content if you try to write the best possible text for your users when writing, this is done automatically. You simply cannot write text about houseplants without using houseplants, but you should not use those keywords too often. In this context, I would like to explain two terms to you:
Keyword Density / Keyword Density
The so-called “keyword density” or “keyword density” is the relative frequency of how often a keyword appears relative to the rest of the content. Previously, keyword density was considered a ranking factor on Google. These times are over thank God, because honestly: What do you think of this text:
Keyword density example text
- This text has 100 words and contains 10x “kennel”. The keyword density is 10%.
- Unfortunately, on popular text exchanges, you can still often find instructions like, “Write a 300-word SEO text about dog kennels. The Keyword Density should be 5 percent. “The fact that usually no good texts come out, is somehow clear, right?
- All around dog biscuits, texts seem to contain ingredients and recipes. These biscuits often seem to consist of oatmeal – at least this screenshot from RYTE suggests.
So you work with WDF
That means for you: WDF * IDF tools are great to check if you’ve considered all keywords and interests for your search. But I’m not starting to count keywords in the text. So I use the tool more for research than for writing.
