meta keywords for SEO

Bill · 2007-02-27, 02:06 PM

That's Halfdecks point, Licker4u, the searches show no results for a page that he's saying is cached for a meta keywords test.

What led you to decide to use spaces instead of commas?

I said earlier there's a lot of ongoing debate about the keywords tag. At a certain point you just gotta make your choice and take your chances.

It's a weak tag. I think it barely matters what you put there. And you can do without it on most pages.

However, If you are going to use it, I would say it should be unique for every page you use it on. That's because of the spam detection potential of the meta tags.

Licker4U · 2007-02-27, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill

That's Halfdecks point, Licker4u, the searches show no results for a page that he's saying is cached for a meta keywords test.

I missed that...

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Originally Posted by Bill

What led you to decide to use spaces instead of commas?.

One of the Google articles I read recently said they aren't necessary....I think.

2007-02-27, 02:06 PM	#1
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	That's Halfdecks point, Licker4u, the searches show no results for a page that he's saying is cached for a meta keywords test. What led you to decide to use spaces instead of commas? I said earlier there's a lot of ongoing debate about the keywords tag. At a certain point you just gotta make your choice and take your chances. It's a weak tag. I think it barely matters what you put there. And you can do without it on most pages. However, If you are going to use it, I would say it should be unique for every page you use it on. That's because of the spam detection potential of the meta tags.