What is robot. txt. and keyword density?

[bangalorewebgur]

What is robot. txt. and keyword density?

[ajay49560]

Keyword Density

Keyword density tells you how often a search term appears in a text in relation to the total number of words it contains. For example: if a keyword appears three times in a 100 word text the keyword density would be 3%. From the point of view of search engines, a high keyword density is a good indicator of search engine spam. If a keyword appears too often in a website, search engines will downgrade the website and it will then appear lower down in search results.

Robots.txt

Robots.txt file is a text file that can be saved to a website’s server. It determines if and when the search engine crawlers can visit a website’s subpages and include them in their index. In doing this, certain subpages can be excluded from the search results.

For example: by using robots.txt files you can keep a website’s archives from being included in the search results. Some search engines however choose to ignore the robots.txt files. If a subpage needs to be really hidden from search then engines it should be password protected.

[veraajverma]

Robots.txt is a file in which you can write code to block the access of your webpage for the crawler and submit it in the root directory of website.

Keyword density is the percentage of keyword in the webpage.

[Edtech]

Hi there,

Robots.txt is a text file you keep on your site to inform search robots which pages you would like them not to visit. The location of robots.txt is very important. It must be in the main directory because otherwise user agents (search engines) will not be able to find it Keywords Density means keyword density is the measurement in percentage of the number of times a particular keyword or phrase appears compared to the total number of words in a page.

[daikaads]

Robots.txt is a file which is used to instruct the search engines whether to crawl the web page or not. You can use it in a wise way in order to avoid blocking of the web pages.

Keyword density is used to calculate the percentage of keywords used in the number of words present in a content.

[RH-Calvin]

Robots.txt is a text file that lists webpages which contain instructions for search engines robots. The file lists webpages that are allowed and disallowed from search engine crawling.

Keyword density is the percentage of the number of times a keyword appears on a page divided by the total number of words in that page.

[dennis123]

The robots exclusion protocol (REP), or robots.txt is a text file webmasters create to instruct robots (typically search engine robots) how to crawl and index pages on their website.

Keyword density means visibility of your keywords in your content. How much times your keyword has repeated. You should keep keyword density at natural level otherwise it will count under keyword stuffing which can be harmful for your website. Your keyword density should be 3-4% for better optimization.

[neelseowork]

Robots.txt is a text file webmasters create to instruct web robots how to crawl pages on their website. And
Keyword density is the percentage of times a keyword or phrase appears on a web page compared to the total number of words on the page.

[neelseofast]

Robots.txt file gives instructions to the web bots. robots.txt file tells bots which page to crawl and which not.

Keyword density is the percentage (%) of times a keyword appears on a web page in comparison with the total number of words on the page.

[Sojan Babu]

Robots.txt file is a text file for restricting bots (robots, search engine crawlers ) from a website or certain pages on the website. Using a robots.txt file and with a disallow direction, we can restrict bots or search engine crawling program from websites and or from certain folders and files.

Keyword density is defined as the number of times the keyword repeats throughout the article. It is expressed as a percentage to the total number of words in the article.

Formula for “Keyword Density” = (Number of times the keyword repeats in the article / Total number of words in the article)*100