> Any good rules to follow for making sure that keywords are
> picked up by the search engines, especially without having
> the keywords actually render on the page? I've been hearing
> that the engines are getting smart about not collecting
> keywords from meta-tags - is that correct? What about
> putting keywords in HTML that's inside of a stylesheet or DIV
> that is hidden? Will Google etc pick those up? Any other
> good ideas?
One thing I can say is to install the GoogleBar and look at it's Page
Rank option once you've searched - it gives you a good indication on how
good that page is for it's ranking
There are MANY search engine articles out there, the better ones you
have to pay for
Remember this though - you pay for what you get - if you look for free
articles, you won't get much, but if you pay for the items, generally
it'll be worth the money (some aren't though, but you've got to take the
rough with the smooth)
There are companies who specialise in Search Engine Rankings and
placements - so they must do something for their money <g>
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