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Title, description and keywords are used. These are contained within your html document, usually within "<head>...</head>". See example below:
<html>
<head>
<title>RawGrunt - Blaiz Enterprises' Internet Search Engine</title>
<meta name="description" content="Search the web with precision and speed - quality "on topic" results. No " or + needed. Country search. Your search words matched directly to exact URL content.">
<meta name="keywords" content="blaiz,RawGrunt,internet,search, engine,the,web,exact,precise,results,">
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This is your summarised introduction and is displayed on our returned search result in bold.
Concise, accurate summary of your website up to and including 52 characters. Each sub-page of your website requires an individualised title summary (up to and including 52 characters) when specifics or different topics are covered. Accurate sub-page titles provide valuable extra internet exposure and ensure vital sub-page information is not lost. Example: Rather than using one "template" website title of e.g. "Golf Accessories" on all webpages, a sub-page which details a golf competition, should contain this e.g. "Golf Accessories - Golf Competition".
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Accurate description of your website up to and including 256 characters. This is displayed on a returned result beneath your title.
Your town, state, country, may be a helpful addition, if you are providing a local or non-global service. Sub-pages may need different descriptions for specific content.
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Concise, accurate words of your website topic up to and including 10 keywords. Each keyword may be any length up to and including 24 characters. These are not displayed on a returned result.
Sub-pages may need different keywords to cover specific content. These sub-pages should not be ignored as they are valuable resources for extra internet exposure.
Either comma separated keywords (e.g. "blaiz,RawGrunt,internet,search, engine,the,web,exact,precise,results,")
Or,
Space separated keywords (e.g. "blaiz enterprises search engine the web exact precise results speed").
Hyphenated keywords e.g. "on-line", or joined keywords e.g. "westindia" are considered one word and require a searcher to request that exact option.
Question mark (?) or exclamation mark/s (!) are ignored, whether joined "where?" or not "where ?". Both are considered "where".
Not case sensitive. "Rabbit,rabbit,RABBIT,rABBIT" are considered ONE keyword = "rabbit".
Plurals (s) e.g. "rabbits" is considered a different keyword to "rabbit".
No priority is given to keyword sequence.
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Target your keywords. A user searching for "how to press flowers" may influence your choice of keywords from e.g. "flowers,flower,pressing,made,easy," to "how,to,press,flowers,flower,pressing,made,easy," and therefore expand your target.
Your town, country (e.g. Berlin, Germany) are helpful keywords, when providing a local or non-global service (and / or you do not use a country specific domain).
Your exact website address e.g. "bestonlinepizzas.com" may be used as two keywords (e.g. "bestonlinepizzas,com,") but, separate keywords of e.g. "best,on,line,online,pizzas,com," will better cover a searcher who does not know your exact website address, and, is searching for "online pizzas". Four extra keywords of perhaps "order,pizza,vegetarian,berlin," would further internet exposure and provide the searcher with your exact service.
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