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All of my keywords score a 53 using the on page grader. When I look at the notes it indicates I don't have the keyword in question anywhere on the page which, while true in some cases, is not always factual. Does anyone have a similar experience?
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@josayoun said in On page grader:
All of my keywords score a 53 using the on page grader. When I look at the notes it indicates I don't have the keyword in question anywhere on the page which, while true in some cases, is not always factual. Does anyone have a similar experience?
SEO tool is flagging missing keywords despite them being present. A few reasons could be specific keyword placements, synonyms, or the tool's limitations. Check for natural keyword use, consider synonyms, and remember, that tools aren't always perfect for assessing content.
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Yes, others have experienced similar discrepancies where on-page SEO tools mistakenly report missing keywords on pages despite their presence. This can be due to tool limitations, issues with crawling, or difficulty recognizing variations of keywords. Manually reviewing and optimizing content is advisable for accuracy.
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