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Step 4 : Learn Frequency,Weight and Prominence
Frequency is how often a keyword appears on the page or in an area on the page. In general, the more times a keyword appears on the page, the more relevant it will be to that search.This is valid for all the major sections of a web page i.e. head and body.
Keyword weight is the percentage or concentration of keywords on your page in relation to all other words on the page. A "keyword" can be either a single word, or a short phrase. Keyword weight refers to the number of keywords appearing in the page area divided by the total number of words appearing in that area. More accurately, the formula WebPosition computes the weight a little differently depending on whether the keyword is a single word or a multi-word phrase.
Weight formula: (number of words in the keyword phrase * frequency) / total words in area
Therefore, you're weight will logically increase when the number of keywords on the page increases or the number of words on the page decreases.
Prominence is how close to the start of the area that the keyword appears. In general, a keyword that appears closer to the top of the page or area will be more relevant. However, sometimes it helps to have a keyword in the middle of an area, or even toward the end of the area.
If a keyword appears at the beginning of an area, its prominence will be 100%. If a keyword appears in the middle of an area, its prominence will be around 50%. If the keyword appears at the beginning of the area, then another repetition appears at the end of the area, the prominence would be 50%. If the keyword appears at the end of the area, prominence would be 0%.
Another factor to keep in mind when building your Web pages is keyword proximity. This refers to the placement of keywords on a Web page in relation to each other or, in some cases, in relation to other words with a similar meaning as the queried keyword. For search engines that grade a keyword match by keyword proximity, the connected phrase "home loans" will outrank a citation that mentions "home mortgage loans" assuming that you are searching only for the phrase "home loans". Therefore, always try to group words together that might be searched on as a single phrase by a user. At least 80% of searches on average will be for two or more keywords.
S i d e B a r
Our Next Step will be to frame Head,Metatags and Body area so that they rank high to a search engine.Search engines analyse a website with respect to the keywords keeping in mind the frequency,weight,prominence and proximity of that keyword.So understand the basics mentioned above before proceeding.
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