Keywords depth in a real article

[Sheen1]

Almost any article in my niche has keywords depth higher than recommended (I’m talking about Google actually). Articles are real, explaining some stuff, not a machine generated.

So what should I do, try manually reduce the number of keywords or I can let it go as it is now? If there are more than one article presented on one page so what SE may think about this page? Can count it as a doorway or will understand that this is a real text.

I think everybody who is writing a particular text for example a user manual or something will encounter with the same problem.

[edited by: rogerd at 9:10 pm (utc) on June 13, 2006]
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[stanley2]

Can anyone tell me what should be ideal keyword density to rank good in Google?

[stapel]

To rank consistently well in the search engines, one usually needs easily-navigated useful content, to which many other "quality" sites link. Keyword-stuffing does not generally lead to such.

Eliz.

[BigDave]

Forget worrying about keyword density. It doesn't matter much anymore. Make sure the article is well written for an actual person to read.

[falsehood]

Keywords have very poweful meanings on a site, and not only it makes ur website rank higher ( according to its density), but it also makes your website excellent.

[edited by: rogerd at 9:10 pm (utc) on June 13, 2006]
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[stanley2]

Thanks for your response.

Do you think using images is good or it’s better to do away with images? And is it true that javascript does harm in search engine ranking?