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Hi maurizio,

Thanks for your response.

That's exactly the problem. The pages in question do have a title tag with a title in them.

Hi Joel,

Thanks for your response.

Does that mean this is a problem with your index or is there potentially a problem with my site?

The site's been up for 8 moths or so...

Excellent suggestions - thanks!

OK, when I run the On Page Optimization tool on the competitors site it only shows 16 occurrences of the term 'wordpress security'.

The remaining occurrences appeared in a twitter widget, which I guess is loaded in an iframe or by javascript or something like that...

There were 34 occurrences of the word 'wordpress' on the competitor site.

Yeah, that was also my view.

However after being hit by 'something' (EMD or Panda 20) I am desperately trying to work out what that something could be.

Someone on the Google Webmaster forum also suggested the 'read out loud' test.

I like it, and did go through the text with fresh eyes. I managed to make some good changes and build in some more variation.

I think I might just be too focused on the limit of 15...

Sorry for being unclear... was worried that if Google was going to penalize me for overusing 'wordpress' I'd suffer for the word 'wordpress security' too...

Does that make sense?

Yeah, I'm Danish... can't run from it

Hello,

When I do a Link Analysis using the SEOmoz tools I have noticed that most of the pages listed on the Top Pages tab show [No Data] for page title.

Any idea why that could be?

The page source of those pages have one and only one <title>tag.</p> <p>Thanks!</p></title>

My site has dropped since the EMD/Panda 20 roll out and I am looking for reasons why.

I am looking at Keyword Stuffing as one potential problem.

My web site is on the topic of WordPress Security with that being the main keyword I want to target.

Now I can limit the number of occurrences of 'wordpress security' to below the recommended 15, but it is impossible to do this for 'wordpress' without severely compromising the user experience.

I've got other content on topics such as WordPress Backup and WordPress Security Plugins etc, so obviously the word 'wordpress' is bound to appear frequently.

Is there a risk that Google will penalize me for Keyword Stuffing on 'wordpress' and thus pull down the site or page for other keywords?

Or would it simply mean I won't be able to rank for 'wordpress' (which I am quite happy about)?

Thanks!