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How important are keywords/description meta tags today (as opposed to in previous years)? I understand that Google doesn't utilize them anymore. Do other search engines?
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biggies dont care.
some smaller ones do.
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yes dani, goggle really does need them
/me points to adsense
it helps to determin the content of the adsense ad's belive it or not.
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I'm not concerned really with AdSense - most of my AdSense ads are relevant. I'm more concerned with SEO (search engine optimization) for placement in search results.
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i would leave them there
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If they exist, then leave them. Otherwise, I don't think you should bother too much about them.
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I haven't seen a successful web site without them, so I highly recommend them. As long as you don't have a megabyte of pure metatags it should be ok. Company sometimes abuse the heck out of them and spiders don't even bother to crawl them because they see the abuse.
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Quote originally posted by inscissor ...
I haven't seen a successful web site without them, so I highly recommend them. As long as you don't have a megabyte of pure metatags it should be ok. Company sometimes abuse the heck out of them and spiders don't even bother to crawl them because they see the abuse.
You get moved down if your keywords are way too generalized (like this website having keywords such as "computers,tech,animals,food,pie,simpsons" you get the point :p
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Every successful site that I've seen has used general keywords one time or another. In the long run, I don't recommend you ignoring generalized keywords.
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Personally I put them on, for a few moments work you get 100s of smaller searchengines able to search your site
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