Check keyword coverage before publishing
Paste a product page, category page, resource article, or landing-page draft and enter one primary keyword. The checker reports whether the phrase appears naturally across the copy instead of only in one isolated section.
Use a transparent density formula
Density equals the number of matched keyword words divided by total words. A two-word phrase found three times contributes six matched words, so editors can compare short and multi-word keywords consistently.
Review placement, not only percentage
Word positions and quarter-by-quarter counts reveal whether the target phrase appears near the introduction, through the body, and toward the conclusion. This supports page-topic clarity without forcing repetition.
Edit for readers before search engines
Keyword density is a diagnostic signal, not a ranking target. Keep useful buyer questions, specifications, proof, and clear internal links in the copy, then remove awkward repetitions that reduce readability.