This post is part of an ongoing series: How Search Really Works.
Last week: Keyword Links.
Left to their own devices, people will assign keywords (tag or link) as they please.
They paint a rich picture of the linked content.
Keyword stuffing is the unnatural repetitive use of a specific word or phrase.
In your content….

..or your links…

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Learn SEO: Keyword Stuffing Says:
January 31st, 2008 at 4:24 pm[…] SEO: Keyword Stuffing submit_url = “http://learningseobasics.com/archives/166″; How Search Really Works: Keyword Stuffing Ruud Hein, writer for Search Engine People is at it again.. This is a follow up to Ruud Hein’s […]
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Learn SEO: Search Indexing Says:
March 9th, 2008 at 12:41 pm[…] the first parts of the series we have been educated in META keywords, keyword links, keyword stuffing, keyword density myth, and now we have “How Search Really Works: “The” Index […]
