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Joern on "Adding tagline but making invisible?"

Joern — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 17:35:27 +0000

I think too many 'key words' google could consider as key word spam. I would leave this part out of my site - or just write a longer text containing all this words. You have this meta name="keywords" on homepage also stuffed with many repeating words. I would say better than: wedding, weddings, best man, groom, speech, speeches, would be:
weddings, best, man, speeches as the singular of most words is contained in the plural.
Also, stag-do is actually not a keyword, who is searching for that, except you.

It's good to have different meta name="keywords" on different pages as you have, also to have the name of your site after the post or category name. Your title tag is good.

check how google sees your site:
http://www.google.com/search?lr=&q=site:www.iamstaggered.com

drwhom on "Adding tagline but making invisible?"

drwhom — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 09:52:21 +0000

Hi Joern,

This is the problem with being helpful - people ask for help!

I'm just doing some SEO work on the site (www.iamstaggered.com) and I need to add a series of keywords to the page so that google knows that the page is relevant to our description.

Currently I've got them in the footer (right) but the higher up the page I can put them the better. I was wondering about putting them in as the tagline but it would look a bit messy if there was a string of keywords under the nice header image.

Is it possible to add a tagline and then change the text so that it's not visible - but does remain visible to google? I was wondering if I put them in and then changed the font to white? If so - how would I do that? Any other thoughts on strategically placing some keywords?

Cheers,

Dr_Whom