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What is Keyword Density?
Keyword density is how often role-relevant terms appear in your resume relative to the overall text. Too few, and you get filtered out; too many (keyword stuffing), and you look spammy to humans.
Examples
- A "Product Manager" job post mentioning "roadmap" eight times.
- A data role requiring SQL, Python, and dbt as repeat keywords.
- A resume using both "machine learning" and "ML" to hit variants.
Why this matters
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