meta keywords for SEO

[LowryBigwood]

Originally Posted by Licker4U

When putting in meta keywords for say a "big cock" site, which of the following is better and why? Is there a better way than either?

<META name="keywords" CONTENT="big, cock, massive, large, huge, dicks">

META name="keywords" CONTENT="big cocks, massive dicks, huge cocks, large dicks">

Do SE's see single words or groups of words? Do commas affect things?

I use <meta name="keywords" content="">

The reason is because that is what my CoffeeCup html editor gives me when I insert the code for metas. I don't like the way that other version looks you have there, but I'm not sure if anything is wrong with it or not.

Are you asking if the SE's can see phrases as well? I'm not sure about commas, but have heard rumors about them being stop characters? I'm not sure on that tho, I've used both variations on that.

[Licker4U]

I use both:

<META name="description" CONTENT="pictures of a girl fucking a big cock">
<META name="keywords" CONTENT="big cock, huge cock, massive dick">
<meta name="classification" content="Adult">
<!--xxx rated-->
<!--adults only-->

"Description" for a sentence and "keywords" for words. I just don't know if words in keywords means individual words or if combinations or words works