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Theme Density – The Ultimate SEO Ranking Factor

By Jeffrey Smith in Featured

Even though theme density is not a well known term in search engine optimization, many will come to know this as SEO evolves. The root of this SEO model is based on semantic relationships, co-occurrence of synonyms, polynyms and thematic modifiers. The end result, multiple top 5 and top 10 rankings for broad match and exact match keywords and key phrases (which all add up over time).

This strategy is based on the premise of using multiple pages within a website to concentrate a particular ranking factor and then transfer that ranking factor to a singular or multiple target pages. Wikipedia is known best for this tactic, so, questioning the effectiveness of the method would be a moot point. Each keyword represents a virtual theme for Wikipedia, with its own H1, sub folder in a sub domain and a high concentration of internal and external links.