How can I check the keyword density of text before I put it online
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I want to be able to check the keyword density of my copy before I put it up online. Do you have a tool for me to do that.
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The live keyword analysis tool has always been good, but you really shouldn't be worried about keyword density. Just make sure your keywords occur once in the document and spend the rest of your time writing good, relevant content...
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