Check whether your target keyword appears in the six placements that matter.
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Enter a target keyword alongside the URL and this reports where it appears: the title tag, the H1, the meta description, the URL, the opening paragraph and image alt text. Presence in these places will not make a bad page rank, but absence from most of them means the page is not really aimed at that search.
No. Title and H1 carry most of the weight. The rest are supporting signals, and forcing an awkward phrase into all six reads worse than leaving some out.
Much less than it used to. Google understands synonyms and related concepts well. Write naturally and cover the topic properly.
It helps slightly on new pages. On an existing page that already ranks, changing the URL risks more than the small gain is worth.
As often as natural writing produces. There is no target. Use the keyword density checker if you want to see whether it has become excessive.
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