Meta Keywords
Tags & Keyword Optimization
The Meta Keywords Tag used to be the one of the keys to
search engine optimization. While this isn't the case anymore,
the Keywords Tag is still of some importance and can be
used to benefit your web site.
This, just as any other tag, must be used properly and within
guidelines that the search engines make.
Before we get too far into it, look below for an example
of the
Meta Keywords Tag:
The keywords tag should contain words or phrases that are
relevant to the content of your web site, and should stay
within the guidelines of the search engines. It was mentioned
briefly on the index page that some people will either put
all of their keywords on each page, or will try to optimize
one page for all of the keywords.
This is not good practice.
The Meta Keywords tag is not viewable by the visitor to
the site as it resides in the HTML coding of the site. This
tag is only used by the search engines and directories as
a reference to what search results your web site should
be in. If you decide to create the Meta Keywords Tags, remember
this: you can separate the keywords by commas, but if you
do, do not put a space after the commas. This will cause
there search engines to see this as an empty space, and
also is wasting space in your code.
Another thing to remember is that there are certain "poison"
or "stop" words that the search engines immediately
filter out.
An example of one of the "stop" words would be
"free", "online",
or "the."
Click any of the links below to see more
about HTML Tag Optimization:
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