I thought the use of a noscript tag was to be used if someones browser doesnt support javascript and just good practice to put one in if you have a javascript menu... or am I wrong?

Many thanks for the help Webnauts - will make a few adjustments.

So having read your suggested article does the following genrally fit or should I have say three different pages (one for each search engine)

If I worked along the lines of -

In the title of a page try to average 6 - 7 words and mention my keyphrase once and make it in good english.
In the keywords tag try to have around 13 words but dont put the target keyword right at the front.
Make my keywords a little less prominent, get them in close to the start of sentences and titles etc, but not right at the front.
Have 600 - 700 words on a page.
- if you could expand on this or correct me it would be good.

Plus is there a nice little tool that I can use to run tests on my pages to analyse those percentages?

Do you think this has changed much since the article was written in 2006?

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