A word which has link to some other page, is that word also count as keyword stuffing

[sureshworks]

Dear All, A word which has link to some other page, is that word is also countable, and it also considered as keyword stuffing. For example, if I am giving link to other page for a keyword "Vastu Specialist", here the word "Vastu" is my main keyword for particular page, if so this word Vastu is considered to be keyword stuffing, This info was not available any where. It may be very useful for all of SEO's. https://www.subhavaastu.com/vastu.html , in this link there is a huge content, in which "Vastu" is appeared to be in some places, when going to backend page Ctrl+U then we may find  many "Vastu", but many has link to other page. May I know the exact answer for this question please. Thank you so much for every body who shared their knowledge to the society.

[sureshworks]

Dear Roman, Thank you.

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[Roman-Delcarmen]

Anchor text is the visible characters and words that hyperlinks display when linking to another document or location on the web. It usually appears as blue underlined text, but you change your website's link colors and styles through your HTML or CSS.

Anchor text can provide both search engines and users relevant contextual information about the content of the link's destination.

So in your case, all depends on how you are using the link

Vastu Specialist
Vastu

In this case, the keyword is equal to the anchor text

• Vastu Specialist
• Vastu

There are several Types of anchor text

Exact-match: Anchor text is "exact match" if it includes a keyword that mirrors the page that is being linked to. For example: 'link building' linking to a page about link building.

Partial-match: Anchor text that includes a variation of the keyword on the linked-to page. For example: 'link building strategies' linking to a page about link building.

Branded: A brand name used as anchor text. For example: 'Moz' linking to an article on the Moz Blog.

**Naked link: **A URL that is used as an anchor 'www.moz.com' is a naked link anchor.

**Generic: **A generic word or phrase that is used as the anchor. "Click here" is a common generic anchor.

**Images: **Whenever an image is linked, Google will use the text contained in the image's alt attribute as the anchor text.

INSUMMARY

Yes that word count as a keyword, and yes again that word is very useful as keyword because there are no competitors on Google for that Specific Keyword I made a research (I live in Latin America and the first search result were https://www.subhavaastu.com/vastu-specialist.html)

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