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On May 2, 8:19 am, "Larry L" wrote:
P.S. Your Keywords show at the bottom of the page, Sandy. Seems a bit odd to me, .... on purpose or syntax error? On purpose. It's a little SEO (search engine optimization) invention, that works. Google counts keywords in the body of html pages, but ignores the old META tags in the head. Note too that most academic papers (now) include a Keyword string at the top, usually above the abstract paragraph. As an experiment, I put the pseudo-word 'onamoxible' inside the (visible) Keyword string at the bottom of one of my pages. A few days later, a keyword search on onamoxible turned that page up at the top of a Google search list. So, as a website designer, if it bothers you that pluralized keywords words turn up different search lists than their singular counterparts, try pluralizing all your important keywords in a list, printed at the bottom of the page. Now you get both associations. .....have your nymph and eat it too, as they say. My pages are all machine generated. I have about 1000 pages now. Attempting to edit that many pages with the keyboard would be unreasonable. The Keyword string just doubles up the link labels in the page, plus (optional) additions from a mysql select on the page table. |
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![]() "salmobytes" wrote On purpose. It's a little SEO (search engine optimization) invention, that works. Google counts keywords in the body of html pages, but ignores the old META tags in the head. Note too that most academic papers (now) include a Keyword string at the top, usually above the abstract paragraph. could you enclose the keywords in a hidden layer and thus have the robots see them but humans not? I no longer give a **** about increasing visits to my site ... indeed the only reason I keep the domain is for the e-mail addresses now used by my family ... but I applaud your research into the mind of Google, SEO = big bucks if you get near the top of the page in searches .. as you know |
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On May 2, 9:25 am, "Larry L" wrote:
could you enclose the keywords in a hidden layer and thus have the robots see them but humans not? Google will penalize your page rank if you do that. Google wants the robot's view to be the same as the user's. When you do make those two views diverge, Google calls it "masquerading" (I think that's the term) and they will find a way to make you feel pain. yours, Gene Yusnot (aka Sandy) |
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