Introduction

This report will detail the essential keywords on the “The Movie Diaries” website to determine how to improve their usage in future posts. The keywords provided are “Exotic”, “Fascinate”, “There’s a reason”, “Unpleasant”, and “Confidence”. The page with the most keywords and the highest density was the homepage, with 2 keywords and a density of 0.04%%. This makes sense, as the homepage features every single article on the site. The three sites that align with readers’ expectations are Google, Facebook, and Idolator.

Essential Keywords and Key Phrases

When choosing my keywords, I tried to find words that represent the website and the writing I do, while also considering what might appeal to my readers. The ones I picked are the ones I see myself using more in the future. For example, when reviewing movies, words like “Unpleasant” and “Fascinate” are good to use. For the website, I chose Google and Facebook because they are extremely popular, and Idolator because it covers similar topics to my website.

-Exotic

-Fascinate

-There’s a reason

-Unpleasant

-Confidence

Keyword Density

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Page	Keyword Density	Total Word Count (page)	Aggregate Density (all keywords)
				Exotic	Fascinate	There’s a reason	Unpleasant	Confidence

Home	0.04%.	5,500	2	0	1	0	0	1
Bio	0%	107	0	0	0	0	0	0
About	0%	203	0	0	0	0	0	0
Writing Sample	0%	1025	0	0	0	0	0	0
Press Release	0%	243	0	0	0	0	0	0
Review	0%	703	0	0	0	0	0	0

Conclusions (Top Priorities and Plan for Revision)

My keyword usage could be more consistent and diverse. All the words would be easy to add to my future articles, as they align well with the site’s theme, and I can see them being used for movie reviews. The keywords with the highest density were “Fascinate” and “Confidence.” Both of the words made an appearance in my blog post promoting my keyword article. I am planning on using all the words on the list in future articles and posts, as well as on the bio and about us pages, to drive readers there. As for the referring sites, the ones I use most are “IMDb” for linking movie profiles and “YouTube” for highlighting scenes. Of the 10 given to me, I think Google would be the most useful, given how popular it is. From now on, I will have these keywords in mind when writing.