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[Vectorinspector]

Ladies and gentlemen. All these posts bout keywords are driving me nuts. People are worrying and wasting their time with keywords instead of doing what they need to do to rank for the keywords they want. Whats worse... some are paying expensive keyword research companies to use software to burp up results that don't matter. I recommend you do basic keyword research at the very beginning to find the actual words you want to place for so you know the words. Then STOP your keywords research and keyword density programs and stop paying consultants to tell you if you have the right amount of keywords...... here is why....

Lets do a test: I would like you to open a new tab in your browser and google the keywords "Click here" because it is a very common term on the internet. That term is so massive it has About 7,280,000,000 results in (0.29 seconds)!!!! Now look at the top result and tell me where the Keywords "Click here" appear. Look at the <metatags> where is "Click here"???? Now go to the page itself and tell me where you see the actual words "Click" or "here."

Do you know how much Adobe has paid a software company to produce the best organic percentages for the words "Click" and "here" so they can be #1 out of about 7,280,000,000? The answer is they paid $0 and did Zero research. They simply convinced Google that they are the most relevant for the one of the largest search returns on the planet The last page i got to the top of Googles rankings had 2 metatag keywords and one of each of those keywords on the page. That amounted to .08% keyword density. Not even 1%. And they convinced google purely by accident.

I have posted the link below in a few keyword responses. I ask that you take 3 minutes of your time to hear Matt Cutts (the representative of Google) himself say that people are wasting time worrying about keywords. Now I don't believe everything he says, but I have tested the keyword theory and I know that I would rather focus my energy on what really does matter. What matters to me is: Convince Google your page is the most relevant for the best results for those words. And you don't do this with how many of those words are typed on the page! I truly hope this has given some people hope that are having keyword trouble and analyzing their pages day and night trying to get the perfect recipe for keywords. Good luck, and may you have SEO success!

Matt Cutts on Keyword Density <-- click here