Following is the extract taken from the HTML source of the home page of my site hosted on internet. The site is built using ASP.NET MVC 4 and JQuery
<span class="scopesmalltitle wordwrap">
<span class="scopeNameText wordwrap " scopeNameContainer="true" scopetypeid=073c2278-23e9-4831-94b3-e528d846ba68>
Loading...
</span>
</span>
The above HTML exists in the HTML source for newly 10 or more places (depending upon differnt scopetypeid in database). I have written a JQuery code to replace that "loading..." text by the actual text in database after the page is loaded.
The problem is that, when I do audit of my website from any SEO checking site such as "rankingtoday.com", etc. I get to see "loading..." is considered as the keyword, and it is giving a warning of overuse.
Why does "loading.." counted in keywords? and how to get rid of this warning?