Hi All

I'm in the car paint repair trade.

Would I write for example ,bumper,scuff,repair, or ,bumper scuff repair, - in my metatags.

I don't know if I should be separating my phrases with commas and no space or keeping the phrase together then separated by a comma and no space.

I hope this makes sense.

Many thanks in anticipation.

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There are three schools of thought:

comma with no space
comma with a space
space or no space does not make a difference

I am of the opinion of the third option.

The important thing is to have your keywords and key phrases
spread over your particular page, especially your first paragraph.

Some experts suggest Google, with more than 72% market share
as of last fall, is giving more importance to your content with your
keywords in places with the flow of the content.

In addition, you can do the following:

1. Title on a page should describe, in a given number of words,
the business it presents to the world.

2. The terms used in the page title should be found somewhere on the page.

3. Your first paragraph is the most important. It should have your primary keyword tags for the page.

4. Make sure all keywords are on the page if they are in your keyword tag.

5. Treat each page as it is the home page. Together they make website stronger.

Many thanks for your reply Shafi. Gives me some extra food for thought :)
What's you opinion on 'phrases', should each word within the phrase be separated by commas ?

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A phrase is just that, a phrase

For example,

"Create a website" is a phrase.

If you put comma after every word, like
Create,a,website ... that creates three keywords

each by itself does not mean much. "Create" what?
"a" what? "website" what?


At least, that's how I think about it.

Point taken Shafi. Thank you for your input.

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