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Keywords
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This site says that the basic formula, is Rank your keywords in the order of their importance. Try for a domain name that includes your prime keyword. Use the next highest ranked keywords as directory names for your following pages. Try to write your Meta Description Tag sentences so as to include your keywords in the relative order, and of course, the Meta Keyword Tag repeats the Keywords again, (separated by commas.) Set out your pages to reflect the same order that you first decided with your Keywords. By the time you have graded the keywords in order of relevance, you have virtually decided how it should all be put together. Keywordcount.com says:-
Search engine optimization is fast becoming a hot topic on the web - firms promise to 'optimize' your pages, discussion lists advise to create 'bridge' pages, adult sites overload meta tags with thousands of keywords. But do any of these techniques really work?
We don't know! We don't claim to know! No one except for the higher-ups at each particular search engine actually know for certain what algorithms get used for indexing and searching for web pages. Danny Sullivan at searchenginewatch.com is about the closest thing to a search engine guru there is, and even he points out that there are no sure fire methods for ranking 'in the top 10'.
This does not mean that all is lost! Most of the major engines use 'keyword frequency' as one of their ranking factors. While no one knows exactly how much of a factor this is, it is a factor. Danny Sullivan writes, "A search engine will analyze how often keywords appear in relation to other words in a web page. Those with a higher frequency are often deemed more relevant that other web pages." (source)
If you run a site about motor car racing, you can have all the meta tags you want, but if you fail to mention 'motor', 'car', or 'racing' in the body of the pages that you submit to search engines, you are pretty much assured of ranking lower than people who use those terms often.
We've created a way to determine the keyword frequency as a percentage of total words (excluding HTML tags), and compare those numbers to those of another URL. Why is someone else ranking higher than you in Infoseek, even though your meta tags are more descriptive? Check their keyword frequency against yours! You may be surprised at the results! Click here for some examples.
We recommend using a combination of our service and programs like WebPosition and PositionAgent.com for an more complete search engine optimization toolkit. Use those programs to find who ranks above you, and use ours to help determine WHY!
Use our simple form to submit a URL for analysis.
Please note that this tool is meant only to help give you a general idea of the frequency with which words appear in web pages. There is no guarantee that these results are accurate, nor that the results represent the indexing logic of any particular search engine
The most popular service for identifying popular
keywords is at
Goto.com
It's a nifty little time-
saver that lets you enter a keyword or phrase and then gives
you not only the stats for that keyword but related ones as
well. This is probably what you're looking for.
Personally, I like the stuff that Virtual Promote offers (by
Jim Wilson). Jim's World has a ton of free features included
on
jimtools.com
It is just about the
most comprehensive keyword analyzer out there that I know of.
Finally, another source for analyzing keywords is Lycos. If
you are looking for top terms being searched for on the
Internet (not site promotion),
50.lycos.com
updates
weekly and is done in a friendly editorial style. Also, you
should know that 50.Lycos.com has been cleaned of adult terms.
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