Do you need to have your keywords, in your text to acheive better results in search engines?
Thxs
-Faraaz 
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Daytripper posted this at 22:39—15th February 2002.
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The short answer is yes, for more detailed information the site searchengineworld.com has many articles on the use of keywords and the text of you site.
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The Webmistress posted this at 08:49—16th February 2002.
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You should ideally have your keyword(s) in the meta keywords, meta description, title and main body of text - as your page shold reflect the search term/keyword(s). It can also help to have it in the domain name, H1 tag and links. Different search engines will place importance on the different aspects.
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Faraaz posted this at 16:20—19th February 2002.
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Hey
Do you guys know any good software that, lets you see the competetition of the keywords? Or how many searches tehre are per month?
Thxs,
-Faraaz
Anonymous posted this at 08:52—4th March 2002.
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This site:
http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/
is pretty usefull when looking at what words are searched and combinations of words that are searched.
Wade
Lazerzubb posted this at 14:27—7th March 2002.
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I use these
wordtracker.com
http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/
I also suggest that you use the Google Adwords
https://adwords.google.com/AdWords/main?cmd=Preview
If you want to know the density of your keywords i suggest
http://www.keyworddensity.com/search_engine_optimization/keyword_density.cgi