[midniteorchid]

Is there a limit on how many keywords you could use for your website without it affecting your ranking with search engines?

[jackfranklin]

Yes, there is a limit in using of keywords in webpage,the keyword density must be 3% to 7%.If we use the keywords in this limit you can get good results!

[discountedclothing]

Originally Posted by midniteorchid

Is there a limit on how many keywords you could use for your website without it affecting your ranking with search engines?

It usually depends on how you are going to distribute your keywords to other subpages of your webpages. For example, if you're using the same keywords all over again it really sounds too spammy and will greatly affect your rankings.

But if you use several keywords that best describe your pages then it's really optional for you on how many keywords you're going to use.

[jackfranklin]

It's good advice.But in addition to that concentrate on competitor keywords also.

Some of the techniques that one can make use of in finding competitors’ keywords are;
1. Performing extensive research to check the competitors’ PPC keywords

2. Using keyword prominence tools to analyze the terms that the site is optimized for

3. Analyzing visitor behavior on competitors’ website. It can be achieved via performing Keyword Engagement and Keyword Effectiveness study.

[operaentre]

Learning how to target specific keywords is the main way to succeed in search engine optimization(SEO).
Targeting these keywords is very simple. To do this, you will need to put this keyword in bold every time it is used in your writing. It should be used once about every 75 words. It is also important to use your keywords as the title of your writing. Search engines will see the density of these keywords and put your site under that keyword on the search engine.

[discountedclothing]

Originally Posted by jackfranklin

It's good advice.But in addition to that concentrate on competitor keywords also.

Definitely right. Think that millions of searches are competing using your 'keywords'. Its better to analyze first before you proceed to optimize your site. Thanks.

[mickeymcg]

This isn't a bad site to visit, gives you a bit more of an understanding of keywords on your site etc. w3optimizer.com. I'd only advise using it as an guide.

[jackfranklin]

Thanks for the information mick.