What Does This Mean?
A search-spam practice of filling a web page with keywords or numbers, often repeated until the text reads unnaturally, in an attempt to manipulate rankings in search results. Search engines treat it as a violation of their spam policies.
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REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""The product page repeats 'cheap running shoes' twelve times in one paragraph, which is plain keyword stuffing.""
LORE & ORIGIN
Google's published spam policies define it as filling a page with keywords or numbers to manipulate rankings in Google Search, and give examples such as lists of phone numbers with no added value, blocks of text listing cities and regions a page wants to rank for, and the same words repeated until the text sounds unnatural. Exact date of first use: Unknown (long-standing search spam practice).
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