Paste your article or page content to instantly see the frequency and density of every 1, 2, and 3-word phrase. Spot over-optimisation before Google flags it.
Target: 1–2% for primary keywords
Aim for your main keyword to appear 1–2% of the time. Below 1% may miss relevance signals; above 3% risks being flagged as stuffed
2 and 3-word phrases matter more
Google understands natural language. Longer phrases at 0.5–1% are more natural than single-word repetition
Keyword stuffing is a manual penalty
Google's spam policies explicitly target keyword stuffing — it can result in a manual action that removes pages from search
Context over count
A keyword appearing 20 times in a 2000-word article (1%) is natural. The same 20 times in a 500-word article (4%) is suspicious
Check stop words
This tool filters common stop words (the, a, is, in) so results reflect meaningful phrase frequency
Semantic variation
If your primary keyword scores high, add synonyms and related terms. Google rewards topical depth, not repetition
Indexa generates articles with balanced keyword distribution — hitting relevance signals without triggering spam filters.
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