Hi everyone,
I was just typing in my keywords, as you do, and had a terrible thought,
perhaps I'm doing it wrong - could someone advise

I'm doing stuff like

meta name="keywords" content="still & star,pub,city of london"

should I put "still,star,pub,city,london" ?????????

Cheers
Tony

On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 10:52:47 +0200, CityPubs.co.uk <tony@citypubs.co.uk>
wrote:

> I was just typing in my keywords, as you do, and had a terrible thought,
> perhaps I'm doing it wrong - could someone advise
>
> I'm doing stuff like
>
> meta name="keywords" content="still & star,pub,city of london"
>
> should I put "still,star,pub,city,london" ?????????

As keyword meta is ignored by most SE it is safe to assume that it doesn't
matter

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On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 09:52:47 +0100, "CityPubs.co.uk"
<tony@citypubs.co.uk> wrote:

>Hi everyone,
>I was just typing in my keywords, as you do, and had a terrible thought,
>perhaps I'm doing it wrong - could someone advise
>
>I'm doing stuff like
>
>meta name="keywords" content="still & star,pub,city of london"
>
>should I put "still,star,pub,city,london" ?????????
>
>Cheers
>Tony

Not something to lose sleep over but I'd stick with your first method.

BB

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> As keyword meta is ignored by most SE it is safe to assume that it doesn't
> matter

Not ignored by Yahoo.

Both name=keywords and http-equiv=keywords work on Yahoo. On one site
I've had more traffic from Yahoo than from Google over the past few
weeks.

I don't care where the traffic comes from. Google is not the only game
in town.

Nearly all search engines ignore keywords anyway, so you could fill it up
with animal names for all the effect it will have.

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"CityPubs.co.uk" <tony@citypubs.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hi everyone,
> I was just typing in my keywords, as you do, and had a terrible thought,
> perhaps I'm doing it wrong - could someone advise

"Windsun" <wind-sun@earthlink.net> wrote...
> Nearly all search engines ignore keywords anyway, so you could fill it up
> with animal names for all the effect it will have.

Not wise.

Some search engines definitely use them, others may, for all we know, and
they all might tomorrow.

If you are going to use a meta tag, then try to do it correctly; an
incorrect one is worse than none at all.
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Andrew Heenan napisa³(a):
> "Windsun" <wind-sun@earthlink.net> wrote...
>> Nearly all search engines ignore keywords anyway, so you could fill it up
>> with animal names for all the effect it will have.
>
> Not wise.
>
> Some search engines definitely use them, others may, for all we know, and
> they all might tomorrow.

More accurate is to say that tomorrow all of them could ignore keywords
tag. At the beginning all of the SE used keyword meta tag. Then people
start spaming it so SE starts not to care about that tag.
BTW Where is an opinion I heard many times: "some SE which does not care
of keywords tag while indexing would ban you for spam in it".

> If you are going to use a meta tag, then try to do it correctly; an
> incorrect one is worse than none at all.
Thats true.

TK

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"CityPubs.co.uk" <tony@citypubs.co.uk> wrote in message
news:goednd8YZ4xDM2_ZRVnyvw@bt.com...
> Hi everyone,
> I was just typing in my keywords, as you do, and had a terrible thought,
> perhaps I'm doing it wrong - could someone advise
>
> I'm doing stuff like
>
> meta name="keywords" content="still & star,pub,city of london"
>
> should I put "still,star,pub,city,london" ?????????
>
> Cheers
> Tony
>
Em, Thanks I think, I only got one actual response as to what to do, all the
others debated or is that mast-debated what about this and that, lovely.

Cheers
Tony

"CityPubs.co.uk" <tony@citypubs.co.uk> wrote:

> Em, Thanks I think, I only got one actual response as to what to do,
> all the others debated or is that mast-debated what about this and
> that, lovely.

As said before: on Usenet you don't pay for advice, so what the fuck do
you expect? If you want *professional* advice, *pay* for it, since that's
what professional suggest.

Usenet is a *discussion* medium, not a desk providing free rides for
every nitwit.

Em, thanks.

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Name ONE that uses them.

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"Andrew Heenan" <andrew.heenan@virgin.net> wrote in message
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> Not wise.
>
> Some search engines definitely use them, others may, for all we know, and
> they all might tomorrow.

Windsun schreef:

[stop topposting]

> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> "Andrew Heenan" <andrew.heenan@virgin.net> wrote in message
> news:8LyJg.1611$7D6.377@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
>
>> Not wise.
>>
>> Some search engines definitely use them, others may, for all we know, and
>> they all might tomorrow.

> Name ONE that uses them.

Yahoo, Google, MSN, Altavista, Ilse ...

Or do you have 100% solid proof that they don't?


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