Moz Reporting a brand page as KW stuffed for the the brand KW, not a problem i presume ?

[Dan-Lawrence]

Hi

if I'm getting a keyword stuffing warning on Moz for a brand page for the brand name kw that shouldn't really matter should it?

Moz just oversimplifying it since seen the brand name says 27 times on a page think it's stuffed, but if its a 2000 word page all about the brand, those occurrences are totally natural & hence Google will think so too generally speaking?

Thanks

Dan

[Dan-Lawrence]

Thanks for confirming Meghan

Have a great weekend !

All Best

Dan

[meghanpahinui]

Hi Dan!

Thanks so much for the question! The On Page Grader tool will look for a specific number of instances that a keyword is used- once that limit is reached, the flag for keyword stuffing will be triggered regardless of the total size of the document. I hope that helps to clarify how the tools works! If you have any other questions or need anything else, please feel free to email us at help@moz.com.

[Dan-Lawrence]

would love both your opinions on this one too if yo have a spare moment ?

https://moz.com/community/q/overly-long-urls-for-shopify-collection-urls-that-are-canonicalised-to-the-shorter-product-varient

[Dan-Lawrence]

cool thanks, yes its all natural, its a brand page on my ecommerce store for one of the vendors whose products i sell , so all natural

[effectdigital]

Google would be intelligent enough to think around that scenario, unless the brand term was not from a brand-aligned query-space

For example, if you're "Coca Cola", well you can tell from Google's results it's a brand query-space. Google knows that 'coca cola' is a brand and will act accordingly

If however, you're trying to cheat the system by 'warping' a well known keyword into your own brand-term (say your company is called "car insurance") - then Google may be far less forgiving

[Dan-Lawrence]

great thanks for confirming that Joram

[joramtenham]

You should indeed always judge the number of occurences in regards to the total number of word on the page. In this case this is only 1,4% which is absolutely normal.