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Keyword density is the percentage of times a keyword appears in a piece of text relative to the total word count. For example, if a 500-word page contains your target keyword 10 times, the density is 2%.
Most SEO experts recommend keeping keyword density between 1–3%. Going above 3–4% may be flagged as keyword stuffing by search engines, which can hurt your rankings. Focus on natural, reader-first writing.
Keyword stuffing means overusing a keyword unnaturally to try to rank higher. Modern search engines like Google use semantic analysis and can penalize pages that stuff keywords. A density above ~4% for a specific keyword is usually a warning sign.
Use related keywords (LSI keywords), synonyms, and natural language. Write for your readers first. Tools like SwiftCopy's SEO Article Writer can help you write balanced, SEO-friendly content automatically.
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