Match your target search query, use a dash/hyphen as a separator if you
must, and avoid more than a few to avoid looking spammy.
Again, attempting to keyword stuff your title elements a low-impact SEO
technique at best for most markets. Is that example you gave "in bad
form" ? Google says "Ma
It is my firm belief that attempts to game the keywords meta tag
demonstrate nothing more than a failure to understand SEO. The keyword
meta tag has some relevance in some search marketing situations, but
there is no reason for it not to simply list a small number of relevant
keywords separated
I've also always wanted to know, does using these types of symbols:
[colon], [double colon], [bar], {double bar], [plus sign] and/or [dash]
":", "::", " |", "||", "+" and/or "-"
...as separators between words in the page Title impact negatively on
search engine performance?
That is, do search e
Recently I was examining some meta data and found some meta data
keywords entered like so [meta data snippet]:
"mountainview+real+estate, orange+real+estate, las vegas".
Is this keyword with plus signs entry style attempting to:
a) literally match users entering "mountainview+real+estate" as a se
