You don't understand
You can't change the name from keywords
<meta name="keywords" content="..... ">
to
<meta name="Deal Chasers Business Broking" content=".... ">
If you want Deal Chasers Business Broking in the content add it as
<meta name="keywords" content="Deal Chasers Business Broking ..... ">
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| Hi Mark
|
| I have changed the name to Deal Chasers Business Broker and the value
| to key words and phrases. Hope that is right. Do not know much about
| IT. Done site trial and error.
|
| Thanks again for the help.
|
| Mark Fitzpatrick wrote:
| > Nikki,
| > First, you need to have the correct meta tag name. It looks like
| > you've just typed keywords into the name portion. The name of it has to be
| > Keywords and the value will actually be the keywords you have.
| >
| > The page looks OK otherwise. Something to keep in mind, the meta
| > tags are nearly useless nowadays. Most search engines use their own methods
| > to determine keywords in a page as the meta tags have become less effective
| > as the web has matured. There is no way you can guarantee your site will
| > appear in Google's database. You can only request that they visit your site
| > and include it. This goes for almost all the search engines out there. The
| > only thing you can truly do is visit the various search engines (don't rely
| > solely on Google since they are still only about 50% of the market) and
| > locate the add a url or suggest a url links. Then supply them with the URL
| > of your web site. Then wait. Your site may be indexed by Google and have
| > it's keywords discovered, but it can take weeks (or longer than a month) to
| > actually have the scanned site integrated into the database. This is not a
| > process you'll have any control over either. Also, sites like Google don't
| > necessarily rank you solely on keywords. Google also uses the number of
| > people who link to your site as a metric and additionally how long you have
| > had your domain name. Getting listed well is a tricky business to say the
| > least and it's nowhere as simple as it was 5 years ago. Your best bet is to
| > also include a very, very relative and easy to search on title for the
| > homepage. If anything else Google will have it's best chance to find a site
| > by it's title. For example, if you search for "deal chasers business", the
| > first three words in the front page's title you'll come up with what looks
| > like an old domain for the one you are working on. Keeping the title
| > relevant to what people will search for you, such as the business name, can
| > be of great benefit.
| >
| > One last note. If your site doesn't come up within a week or two
| > don't try to re-submit. Only do it once a month. The search engines will
| > often ban a site that attempts to update too frequently as they are seen as
| > spamming the search engine. Some users have found their sites blacklisted
| > completely because they simply tried to re-submit their web site every time
| > they made a change, in some cases more than daily.
| >
| > Bottom line, you're at their mercy so you'll need to submit to the
| > broadest range of search engines possible to hope that more clientelle will
| > find your site and try to get your site linked from as many credible web
| > sites as possible.
| >
| >
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| >
| > Hope this helps,
| > Mark Fitzpatrick
| > Former Microsoft FrontPage MVP 199?-2006
| >
| >
| >
| > | > > Hi,
| > >
| > > I do not have any idea how to do this. If I add a meta tag it shows on
| > > my homepage and I do not know how to upload a html file with the code
| > > google gives me. I have done a website for my husbands business but
| > > have no it experience. my site is
www.dealchaserspe.co.za
| > >
| > > Can anyone help me so that I can verify my site and start to get some
| > > hits on it. Everyone we tell to go to the site, first go to google
| > > search and we then have to tell them to type site address at top of
| > > browser. Very confusing for customers. I need this site on google and
| > > just cant get it done. Any help with step by step guides will be most
| > > appreciated. I am uising FrontPage 2000.
| > >
| > > Nikki
| > >
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