Proper MetaTag KeyWords? ( 6 Views )

1. I'm trying to not only make my metatag keywords more efficient for search engines like Google, but I am also trying to make them more efficient my own site search engine.
   
   I run a Corvette car web site and have "model centers" for each year. Each center has a few pages that fall under it for example, identification, production, specifications.
   
   In the metatag section for the index page of these model centers, I have the year, "corvette" and the description of the page. For example:
   
   For the 1975 Model Center I have:
   
   1975, corvette, specifications, identification, production.
   
   However, for each of those pages (example: Specifications page), I have 1975, corvette, specifications.
   
   Now, if someone comes to my site to run a search on 1975 specifications, they'll get a ton of pages based on the term 1975, and "1975" and "specifications". Should I be setting up my meta tag in the following manner instead:
   
   "1975 corvette", "1975 specifications", "1975 production", etc?
   
   
   (seren, Czech Republic)


2. No commas used and only use each word once in the kwyords for that one page.
   
   
   (makbule, Palau)


3. Quote:

   Originally Posted by Bob Carrick No commas used and only use each word once in the kwyords for that one page.

   So meta tag keywords should not have commas in between them?? I never knew this.
   
   
   (ZAHÝDE, Mayotte)


4. There are camps that agrue both sides, but it seems... seems no commas is best.
   
   
   (THERY, Tonga)


5. Bob Carrick: Can you show me one "large" website that uses no commas in their keywords? I have never seen a site do this.
   
   
   (sdfghjk, Moldova, Republic of)


6. Quote:

   I'm trying to not only make my metatag keywords more efficient for search engines like Google,

   Google won't look at your meta-tags, and Google will ignore your commas as well.
   
   
   (adem, Nicaragua)


7. Quote:

   Originally Posted by Chronicles II Google won't look at your meta-tags, and Google will ignore your commas as well.

   I didn't think so because I have commas between all of my meta tag keywords.
   
   I get the most hits from Google and my site is listed on the second page when running a keyword search. Google and yahoo are the two main sites that I get the most hits from. MSN - rarely if ever.
   
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   (kadir, Iceland)


8. Robac - Google doesn't use your meta keywords for searchs and indexing.
   
   sdesigns - What do you consider a large website.
   
   
   (BURAK, Afghanistan)


9. For titles, commas - in fact punctuation of any sort - between keywords for Google is a waste of space. So are common words such as "is" "of" "the" etc.
   
   Really, optimising for Google means using a title for key words, little else. Of course, there's good use of keywords and bad, though. Key word spamming is never recommended.
   
   
   (onur, Kyrgyzstan)

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