Is this (title) keyword stuffing?

[WickVideo]

"Animated Explainer Videos by Wick Video"

"Video" is used twice. Could this hurt us?

[BruceA]

It depends on how often the keyword is used elsewhere.  The recommended level of all keywords relating to a page is 15, nicely placed amongst the URL, Meta description, h1, and text etc.  As long as it is balanced.

The URL is the first indication of the page content relevance to a searched for keyword, and then the others all build up a great picture of the page.  However, URL is not everything.  Quality content is the most important element of a page as Google will look at the page too to make a decision (edit typo fix) "in conjunction" with the URL.

Keyword stuffing is when you have far to many instances.  The best way to tackle this is with a thesaurus and a good keywork tool to find great variations of the Keyword that are also used.

Bruce

[justin-brock]

"Wick Video" is the name of the site, so I don't think you title tag would be considered "unnatural" by Google. (See Irrelevant keywords). Using the same word three times in a title ... that's probably stuffing.

More importantly, though, I'd just write in a natural way. Your headline reads naturally. It's not a list of keywords -"Animated Explainer Videos, Video Demos, Animated Videos by Wick Video". You're probably fine with it.

[Bryan_Loconto]

I agree with Justin and Bruce! Being that the brand name is Wick Video, I dont find this to be kw stuffing in any way.