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How many keywords can I put in the keywords tag? Do you suggest to set an upper limit for number of keywords, or it just does not matter? One more thing: search engine, search engine optimization Will it be considered as two different keywords/keyphrase OR, SE will count 'search engine' keyword to be appearing twice there? Thanks in advance. |
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Can SEs differentiate between cases? I have never seen them returning different result for my query and My Query. Hence I think I should not make separate entries for my keywords and My Keywords, right? There are many images in the navigation bar, like bullets, arrows etc. What kind of alt tag should I add to these images or I should left it blank? If I start adding my keywords as alt tag to these bullets and arrows, is there any chance to be charged for spamming? Other images on my site contains proper alt tag though. If I use keyword rich filenames for images, will it add to keyword density of my site? |
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Any suggestions about number of keywords in the meta keyword tag?
And if I put keywords = "search engine, search engine optimization", will it be counted as 2 separate keywords or SE will consider 'search engine' keyword to be appearing twice? Last edited by saikatblogger; 08-18-2007 at 04:30 AM. Reason: typo |
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None of the major search engines pay much attention keyword meta tags anymore. They are of very little value. I don't use them on my own sites.
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I put 8 to 10 keywords, not repeating a keywords more than 3 times. It is true that major search engines do not care about however it can still serve to some others and for me it is a good reminder when dealing with social bookmarks websites
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myself, 9-15 keywords, but as mentioned, they're not so important anymore.
Make sure your keywords are placed on your index page, ideally bold or between <h1> tags etc |
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Thanks for all the suggestions. So if keyword tag is about to lost its relevancy then what is the most important on page factor I should concentrate on? And how SE's are going to understand the theme of the page? Are they counting the content of the page only?
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saikatblogger check out this post:
Search Engine Marketing For Newbies - Jaan’s Search Marketing Blog - Toledo, Ohio Assimilate yourself with some SEO basics before going further. |
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Thanks for the link incredible. I was just wondering what are the factors that affect ranking most? I read this thread:
Best On Page SEO Factors The list seems impressive, but from the other comments it looks that no on-page factors affect ranking much. Then what is the factor that influence the ranking? Only links? Or, Content? Or, Online Presence! |
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Allow me to correct something. The empty alt attribute should look like this: alt=" ".
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What you mention here is a common non-sense practice of SEO scummers. To be honest I did not read the thread yet. If someone already said what I said now, I apologize.
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Maybe they can, but they don't.
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Just a tip. When you optimize a site, you will have the best experience and success with search engines and potential customers, if you optimize your sites with users in mind. Every professional SEO will say to this AMEN. Quote:
Last tip. Read my post about the use of the alt attributes: Use Alt Attributes with Care
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I do, and I will always do.
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and this Matthew Paul Thomas » Blog Archive » When semantic coders go bad
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I am agree with this idia.
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If you agree with the idea, can you clarify what can you achieve using a keyword more than once in the keywords meta tag? Semantically it does not make any sense at all. So what else? Just to have more redundant bytes on your page, and push the page content further down?
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2. I am also concerned that every search engine or other search application can index and rank my sites properly. I do not do SEO only for the major search engines like Google, Yahoo, MSN and Ask. I try to satisfy all of them! Major and minor.
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URL's can be case sensitive. For example, in .asp, upper case letters are often used by programmers to denote functions. The SE's, Google in particular, will index both the URL with the upper case letters and the lower case letters separately, as different URL's. I know this doesn't apply to meta keywords but a point worth mentioning anyhow. As far as the meta keywords are concerned, don't stress about it. Make them applicable to the the page content. If you're targetting 8-10 keywords for a page, then use them. If you develope an on site search function proper keywords can come in handy. Dave Last edited by crankydave; 08-21-2007 at 04:19 PM. Reason: Additional thought |
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Just a second: Do you mean that the repetition of keywords in the keywords meta tag can increase the keyword density of a document?
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I did not want to be so hard bro. LOL
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I would also like to add here an article based on an interview with Adam Lasnik at Google, called: 17 Poor Quality Signals Your Site May Be Sending
Check point 11: More than 5 keywords in your keywords metatags on your pages.
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What is your opinion about separating keywords with a "," a ";" or just a blank space.
which one should we use? and where?
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Using keywords in the keywords meta tags in hyphens (") is semantically incorrect. Using commas is ok, without them are OK also, and no white spaces are required anywhere. If you have keyphrases, then it is suggested to separate them form the other keywords with commas.
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No i mean not that we put some keywords in meta tag keyword to increase value of keywords.
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