Stuffing your content on your site with keywords is common practice, but if the intent is only for search engines to list you higher or increase your ranking. Bing may demote you for it.
Bing Webmaster Guidelines Updated To Include Demotions For Keyword Stuffing
This came from Search Engineland. This makes for a different approach for some webmasters out their. This also may hurt Bing in the long run. My opinion is that if you have to toe the line between quality content and quality keywords. The webmaster should be already creating quality content for the end user. The issue is that if Bing decides that what is being done is keyword stuffing and demotes the website. It may be hurting itself in the long run by not offering up quality websites in its search. Google does the same thing already. But it seems to be able to tell the difference between stuffing and content. The main goal is to connect users with quality results, and one of the best ways to do this is to monitor websites for content changes and relevancy. How will they tell the difference between relevancy and stuffing? Guess we will find out.
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