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Originally Posted by Big Juice
Adjust your description tag to reflect the actual page content and remove 95% of the keywords in the tag as it looks really stuffed. A good rule of thumb regarding the keyword tag - if the word isn't actually on the page it shouldn't be in the keyword tag.
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10 years ago yes. Now that is exactly what you can put in the keywords tag to get some value/benefit. Keywords tag is where mispellings, dual meanings, input errors, slang and a lot of other term/phrases that aren't on the page but are relevant or used as an alternative search query belong. Repeating keywords your optimizing the page for is a waste and likely more problematic than using what I suggested.