recently with a speaker who does SEO almost exclusively for a living
and she said google still uses them, but they only use the first 20
characters, you should only have one set per page, and they check the
body of the page for the number of instances of the phrase to
determine relevance and that they ban a lot of sites from their
catalog for having multiple domains pointing to the same site, a lot
of page redirection, fonts smaller than a certain size, or attempts to
submit multiple pages from the same site to their registry as being
forms of "spam". That's all 3rd hand information coming from me tho.
> Really? My understanding was that Google pretty much
> ignores keywords
> these days do to "abuse".
> -Kevin
> On Wed, 7 Jul 2004 17:17:44 -0400, S. Isaac Dealey
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Congrats.
>>
>> I finally broke down and added some keywords to the onTap
>> framework
>> home page a week or so ago... at last check the first
>> page showing up
>> on google was the libraries page (as opposed to the home
>> page) on page
>> 4 for the phrase "coldfusion framework". Rather different
>> from its
>> first-entry ranking for the same phrase some months ago.
>
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