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Old July 2nd, 2008, 09:40 PM
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I noticed that search engines value more the on-page optimization esp. the title and description tags. not much on meta keywords.. any same observations?

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I noticed that search engines value more the on-page optimization esp. the title and description tags. not much on meta keywords.. any same observations?


Yeah but they also value off-page optimization (link building) a lot.
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Old July 2nd, 2008, 10:51 PM
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Yeah but they also value off-page optimization (link building) a lot.


I also do link building but got few responses especially for 3-way links. i have to do directory submissions most of the time... i got good ranks mostly from keywords within my title and description tags.

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it's a combination of both ... but yes, keywords meta is not important ...

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Old July 3rd, 2008, 12:11 AM
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I noticed that search engines value more the on-page optimization esp. the title and description tags. not much on meta keywords.. any same observations?


Its certainly not like that.......To be a complete success package, your site has to have a good mix of both the on page and off page SEO aspects, you cant over weigh one over the other.

Just the on page is'nt going to get you too far until and unless you have a good link building backup after you complete the on page.
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Its certainly not like that.......To be a complete success package, your site has to have a good mix of both the on page and off page SEO aspects, you cant over weigh one over the other.

Just the on page is'nt going to get you too far until and unless you have a good link building backup after you complete the on page.


yeah, link buildings are just supplementary for optimization.
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On page factors are the primary step for site optimization. You must use your title and description tags with clarity and keyword rich.

Link building is the secondary step, you can enhance your chances in search engines by doing that.

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and as they always say, if content is the king... then backlinks is the queen

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Ya! It is true that search engine like Google, Yahoo, Msn give more weightage to the on-page optimization especially title and description of the metas rather than other metas like keyword, author etc.

Yahoo and MSN gives more importance to meta keywords for deciding the SERP rather than Google.

As stated above, yes we also have to consider off- page optimization to achieve better results.

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well according to me ....all the meta data are important for a complete on page optimization .as here we are talking about the keyword meta tag it is also important because it will tell the spider that according to you which keyword is suitable for your page..
well now Google does not gives so much weight to meta data.

because most of the time the page are stuffed with the tag.
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I noticed that search engines value more the on-page optimization esp. the title and description tags. not much on meta keywords.. any same observations?


off-page optimization is as important as on-page optimization. In case of on-page optimization inter-site linking plays an important role besides title tags, keyword prominence, proximity and off course quality relevant contents.

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I noticed that search engines value more the on-page optimization esp. the title and description tags. not much on meta keywords.. any same observations?


More compared to what? To off-page optimization? And where exactly did you gather such nonesense?

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I also do link building but got few responses especially for 3-way links. i have to do directory submissions most of the time... i got good ranks mostly from keywords within my title and description tags.


Umm try again... the title has minimal effects on ranking but the description tag absolutely none. If your basing your ideas off this research then your ideas will be very skewed.

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yeah, link buildings are just supplementary for optimization.


Your just full of nonesense aren't you? That is a great big bunch of bull... without link building you are going absolutely NOWHERE!!!

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well according to me ....all the meta data are important for a complete on page optimization .as here we are talking about the keyword meta tag it is also important because it will tell the spider that according to you which keyword is suitable for your page..
well now Google does not gives so much weight to meta data.

because most of the time the page are stuffed with the tag.


Well I guess we shouldn't ask you then cause you apparently have done little or no research to back that up or you would not have stated it.
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More compared to what? To off-page optimization? And where exactly did you gather such nonesense?



Umm try again... the title has minimal effects on ranking but the description tag absolutely none. If your basing your ideas off this research then your ideas will be very skewed.



Your just full of nonesense aren't you? That is a great big bunch of bull... without link building you are going absolutely NOWHERE!!!



Well I guess we shouldn't ask you then cause you apparently have done little or no research to back that up or you would not have stated it.


hahah visio you the man, good to see you around again, been a while.

Anyway, what he said!

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I noticed that search engines value more the on-page optimization esp. the title and description tags. not much on meta keywords.. any same observations?


If you want to become a horse for the long race then you have to do both practices. After some time there will be off page practices which give you rigidness in terms of ranking. So both have improtance, you cant ignore any of them.
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I think its 50% on page and 50% off page links and content are both important.
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