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    Keyword Proximity refers to the distance between two words or phrases, or how close keywords are to each other within a body of text. The closer the two keywords are to each other, the higher the weight for that phrase. Consider these two examples:

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    Keyword Proximity refers to the gap between 2 connected key terms. usually speaking, the shorter the gap between 2 targeted words, the higher that page can rank for that “key phrase” within the major search engines.

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    Keyword proximity is used by some search engines to measure the relevancy of a given page to the search request. The idea is that the closer two keywords to each other are, the more relevant the page, keyword density measures how many times a given keyword appears on a page.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StuartSpindlow1 View Post
    Hello Friends,

    Please tell me what is keyword proximity.
    Keyword Proximity refers to the distance between two words or phrases, or how close keywords are to each other within a body of text.
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    Quote Originally Posted by StuartSpindlow1 View Post
    Hello Friends,

    Please tell me what is keyword proximity.
    The keyword proximity refers to the distance between the search term's individual keywords
    company services

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    Keyword Proximity refers to the distance between two words or phrases, or how close keywords are to each other within a body of text.
    company services

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