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Old 07-24-2005, 10:45 PM
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Default Search Engine Names Within Keywords?

I'm working on SEO from the very beginning with my newest site, focusing on every detail from the large to the small.

I am currently trying to compile a list of successful keywords to use on my pages, and through the use of a variety of suggestions tools I have quite a good list I feel.

My primary keywords are 'beta' and 'test' - and many of the search conducted with these words include terms such as 'microsoft', 'msn', 'messenger', 'aol', etc.

I am curious - if adding in a Search Engines name in my keywords will provide a negative effect on SEO. Will Google (or any other engine for that matter) "look down" on my site if Google is a keyword, yet my site has very little to do with Google (except for announcing any beta tests they are conducting)?
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Old 07-25-2005, 04:01 AM
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Hi, and welcome, whilst we want to help out, sites under construction cannot be reviewed, therefore I'll leave the post up for a while, but could you pm me when the sites are ready please. Thanks David
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