[Netherrealmer]

That keyword density approach is pretty outdated actually because Modern SEO focuses more on natural, helpful content rather than hitting specific keyword ratios.

actually keyword density is still important because i tried to write just the way my heart feels no keyword density and guess what those articles don't get clicks search engines still uses keyword density as a basis of display in your article in search engines.

[kat82]

I'm working on & reworking my entertainment blog, hoping to improve its SEO-friendliness.
Fingers crossed.

If you are determined you can always make it hassle free.

[cmoneyspinner]

Now I got another problem: white space.
It seems to be a common problem.
People have this huge white space on the website or blog.
This is something else I'm going to have to learn.

[Yusra]

Now I got another problem: white space.
It seems to be a common problem.
People have this huge white space on the website or blog.
This is something else I'm going to have to learn.

White space is definitely one of those web design things that can drive you crazy! The tricky part is that some white space is actually really good - it makes your content easier to read and gives your site a clean, professional look. But when you've got these massive empty gaps that make your page look broken or unfinished, that's a whole different problem.
Most of the time when people complain about too much white space, it's actually a technical issue rather than a design choice. Usually it comes down to CSS problems - things like margins and padding that got set too high, or div containers that have fixed heights when they should be flexible. Sometimes it's leftover code from plugins or themes that's creating invisible elements taking up space.
WordPress is especially notorious for this kind of stuff. I've seen so many sites where people install a theme that looks great in the demo, but then when they add their own content, they end up with these weird spacing issues. The theme developers often use specific content lengths or image sizes in their demos, so when you put in different content, the layout breaks.

[cmoneyspinner]

Usually it comes down to CSS problems

Yeah. That's what the research indicated, and that's why I've put this project on hold for now. I'll focus more on the SEO. If you have to choose between CSS and SEO, pick SEO.

[Yusra]

Usually it comes down to CSS problems

Yeah. That's what the research indicated, and that's why I've put this project on hold for now. I'll focus more on the SEO. If you have to choose between CSS and SEO, pick SEO.

I think you can learn SEO or CSS through YouTube because I saw there are lots of YouTubers making really good tutorials about both. You're probably right about focusing on SEO first since that's what brings traffic. But honestly you can pick up basic CSS pretty quickly from YouTube too if you need it later.

[Fergal]

Thanks for posting a popular article Yusra, sending ForumCoin now