Keyword Density = ([Keyword Count]*100)/(Total Word Count]

So for example

-Total Word Count: 500
-CAR keyword uses: 12
‘CAR’ density = (12*100)/500

Keyword density for ‘CAR’ on the page is 2.4%

Once the plugin is activated the calculation of this keyword density is then shown in Wordpress in two places, on the dashboard and within the create/edit posts.

If value is above 10% then it is shown in red as this means that the keyword has been used too much and Google will see this as keyword cramming

If the value is 3-7% then it should show in Green as this is the generally accepted optimum keyword density.

If the value is between 1-2% or 8-9% then it should show as black text as this is neither in the optimum or in the keyword cramming zone.

This plugin is designed to give you an indication of the keywrod density, it will not guarantee your wordpress blog gets a higher ranking, but it is a tool that you can use to aid in your SEO.

In brief version 2.0 of the multifeed plugin adds the following functionality:

• The ability to have multiple datafeeds each with their own template, hence the multifeed name
• Ajax style user interface which aids in usability of the plugin
• Ability to filter the import of posts based on keyword
• Ability to import a range of records from your datafeed rather than the whole datafeed
• Quick add image button rather than having to use the HTML view
• Post from a datafeed file on your webserver, SCP or FTP large datafeed files to your server for the plugin to use
• Help throughout the plugin

As with all the updates to the datafeed plugin, current customers get free upgrades to the multifeed version, just login to your control panel and download the multifeed plugin. It will install as a separate plugin to the datafeed plugin.

For more details on the multifeed plugin please visit the plugins website by clicking here

We apologise for this error and hope you all enjoy using the plug-in, please do feed any problems back to me and I will atempt to help.

Just search for Keyword Density Monitor and you will find the plugin, simply click install and activate and away you go.

As you type your post you will see a live indication of the keyword density in the post you are writing, this updates its self periodically so you can adjust your post to suit.

A section on the Dashboard gives you a site wide indication of the density of the keywords you have chosen to monitor.

To get the free plug-in please click here

More details of its usage will follow.

It automatically assigns your affiliate ID so you can earn money from people clicking on the products in your blog.

For more details please visit the plugins website by clicking here

This is useful if you have a site that is event based, you may have posts relevant to Mothers Day, Fathers Day, Easter, Christmas, New Years etc. at Mothers Day you can choose to show only posts in the Mothers Day category.

Conversely if you can tag posts as ‘frontpage’ and tell the plug-in to only show posts that have a tag of front page.

All other posts will still be shown in the specific categories, by searching or browsing by tags.

For more details please visit the plugins website by clicking here

Visit the website at http://www.digitalquill.co.uk/amazonimportplugin

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions about the plug-in, and as always please do post your feature requests.

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/sticky-front-page-categories-and-tags/

You can also search for the plug-in from your add new plug-in interface in your Wordpress admin area, just search for ‘Sticky Front Page’ and you will find the plug-in, this is the simplest way to install the plug-in.

If you have any comments, or requested features please do post a comment here.

The plug-in comes with a built in template designer allowing the user to choose where columns in the datafeed file will be shown in each post.

For more details please visit the plugins website by clicking here