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Originally Posted by R.Benoit
Look guys... if you feel that you are getting great positions great... This started out by someone saying that Google and other search engines don't need meta tages... This is not actual fact... As I will say again the search engines need some actual information for their spiders... Where oh where do you think such information comes from? I would like to point out that the person I had started this "pull of words" with had a website marketing Search Engine Optimization as a service... If you speak to any pro about this they will tell you the same as I'm telling about SEO.
Now Tempest, Libertine and Jace you are the ones who are not reading what I'm posting and you are the ones who would like to have words and act like you know what your talking about when you all don't have a clue.
Now even though I think you all are jerks; I have to say that Jace your website is down with a 403 error. I would make a crack about how you 3 are pros and how well you work together, but I think your doing just fine on your own!
If you would like to have words with me at least get some education or skills before calling me out with your stupid comments.
Later guys,
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Since you're apparently a noob, here's a nice article for noobs:
http://searchenginewatch.com/showPage.html?page=2167931
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For example, Google ignores the meta description tag and instead will automatically generate its own description for this page.
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I strongly suggest that those new to search engine optimization not even worry about the tag at all.
Even those who are experienced in search engine optimization may decide it is no longer worth using the tags. Search Engine Watch doesn't. Any meta keywords tags you find in the site were written in the past, when the keywords tag was more important. There's no harm in leaving up existing tags you may have written, but going forward, writing new tags probably isn't worth the trouble.
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