Stupid question re. KEYWORDS in Meta Tag

Monsieur · 2005-05-07, 11:41 AM

As some people already stated, the bigger search engines (e.g. Google) don't care about most meta tags (including the keyword-tag) anymore.

I myself am still doing all meta tags on portals or other sites where I'm mainly relying on search engines but don't include keyword-tags on my galleries or free sites anymore.

But I suggest that you should be doing it, because every visitor referred by a search engine could mean a sale, so if you don't want to throw money away you should include the keyword-metatag.

To the initial question:
Of course you can also include more than one word (e.g. horny milfs, milfs, horny, old milfs) in the keyword-metatag which is very common on the web.
The search engines don't have a problem indexing that.

Linkster · 2005-05-08, 12:32 AM

You might want to consider using the keywords and phrase as Yahoo does use that meta now, and since a link from Yahoo does count in your ranking in Google, it defintiely does play a part.
I have always used both phrases and words, and guidelines published by Yahoo and others suggest that a two or three word phrase do definitely work in the meta.
Keep in mind also that all SEs (yep even Google) - do look at the meta for length and repeatibilty for the possibility of scamming so it is in your best interest to keep them within the W3C guidelines

2005-05-07, 11:41 AM	#1
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2005-05-08, 12:32 AM	#2
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