May 15th, 2008, 11:50 PM
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S-E-Ogre
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Quote: | Originally Posted by faygo123 Hi,
New to SEO and i have been harrasssing my website designers over keywords and constantly updating them, they charge £25 an hour to input them but i can have my own database were i can input all my keywords manually for £150 this will save further costs?
Is this worth it?
And also in my newbie state the way i understand a keyword is as follows:
A search phrase that an internet user types into a search engine, if you website matches this search engine criteria then you will come up, but it is then upto you to optimize this keyword through directories etc? is this right and also
with the database made, the keywords i mnually put in will be added to the main page of the website so then i have to optimize the site.
Any information would be great.
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Its definitely worth it do pay for the costs if you have the time and knowledge to change the keywords when needed. I would not keep changing keywords regularly or you will never give yourself time to test results. But wait, does this CMS or program that allows you to put your keywords in, only work for the home page? Will it not allow you to do it for every page of your site?
You are right in your definition of a keyword.
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