keywords need to be seperated by commas, right?
Does it matter if I put a space after the comma and before the next keyword or am I just wasting space?
for example: SAMPLE 1
Keywords: web, web search, web search engine, search engine'
SAMPLE 2:
keywords: web,web search,web search engine,search engine'
thanks.
locatepeople posted this at 12:32 — 22nd July 2005.
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just put a space after it i.e. keyword1, keyword2, keyword secondkeyword 3, keyword4 etc
It works for me
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chrishirst posted this at 16:17 — 22nd July 2005.
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Actually It doesn't matter in the slightest. either is fine.
laurente posted this at 01:05 — 28th July 2005.
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yes its all fine. Actually google will ignore those keywords.
schlange posted this at 06:20 — 28th July 2005.
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What do you mean google will ignore those keywords laurente? I thought keywords were important to search engines and people searching.
Is it just google that ignores keywords or all search engines?
demonhale posted this at 06:58 — 28th July 2005.
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Google looks at keywords and displays them sometimes one search queries, Keywords will be a good practice for web developers, it will not die down... It wouldnt hurt having them one your pages...
Spaces are not a factor...
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chrishirst posted this at 07:48 — 28th July 2005.
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Keywords and phrases in your content are by far and away more important than the meta keywords.
schlange posted this at 10:14 — 28th July 2005.
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cool understood. I will be sure to include the keywords and phrases in the main content of the site as well.
schlange posted this at 10:24 — 28th July 2005.
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Here is a follow up question then.....
If the keyword and keyword phrases are key to the indexing, how does google treat invisible text?
Two examples:
1. The background is white and the text is white or
2. The background is white and the text is off white (diff shade) and very very very small (but still has a H2 or H3 tag attached)?
yourlifeforce posted this at 13:35 — 28th July 2005.
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I wouldn't do that ... that is cheating the engines and Google will probably penalize you if you do that. Plus, do you really want to be noted as a cheater?
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