Keywords

Improving Keyword Density: Replace Text with Images (continued)

 

Step 2: Convert the Text into an Image.

Let’s say you’ve identified a paragraph on the page with 20 words – and no Keywords. First you'll need to take a screen shot of the paragraph in order to turn it into an image.To do that just press and hold the control key (windows) and then look for the "PrtSc" (print screen) button on your keyboard. It should be in the top right hand corner of the keyboard. Hold both of these buttons down at the same time and your computer will take a snapshot of your entire computer screen.

Next you'll need to open your image editor and select 'new file'. Click cntrl +V to paste the image into the image editor. Now select the crop tool and crop everything out so the only thing left is the paragraph in question. You now have a “picture” of the paragraph . Simply output it (save it) as a .gif or .jpeg file.

3. Replace your old “Text” paragraph with your new “Image” paragraph

Go back to webpage you are optimizing and replace the text paragraph with the “image” paragraph you’ve just created. Simply delete the old paragraph and paste the new image in its place. To the reader your webpage looks exactly the same. To the search engines, the page now contains 20 less total words – the image paragraph’s words are not “counted“. Your Keyword Density of the page is now 6 (keywords)/ 80(total words) = 7.5 %. Depending on the keywords you are optimizing for, this small 1.5% difference can make the difference of being on page one or page ten. It's well worth the one time effort!

 

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