Google does not use the keywords meta tag in web ranking

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34 thoughts on “Google does not use the keywords meta tag in web ranking

  1. aish1108

    “Even though we sometimes use the description meta tag for the snippets we show, we still don’t use the description meta tag in our ranking.”

    Am I the only one who finds this really big news?

  2. aish1108

    The DESCRIPTION meta tag? I’ve always read and practiced that it has some value for ranking.
    I have never read an article from any SEO professional that has stated that the description meta tag is just for snippets. Never!
    Find one. I challenge you!

  3. oneeyedgeek

    Where can I find out what information you use to rank (other than content of course)? And where can I find info on stuff like robot.text, which you mention so often?

  4. oneeyedgeek

    Where can I find out what information you use to rank (other than content of course)? And where can I find info on stuff like robot.text, which you mention so often?

  5. GoogleWebmasterHelp

    Hi oneeyedgeek,

    You can find plenty of information at the site shown at the end of the video. There you’ll find links to our blog, help center, and even a discussion forum where you can ask more questions.

    - Wysz, Google Webmaster Central

  6. GoogleWebmasterHelp

    Hi oneeyedgeek,

    You can find plenty of information at the site shown at the end of the video. There you’ll find links to our blog, help center, and even a discussion forum where you can ask more questions.

    - Wysz, Google Webmaster Central

  7. sayweb

    I post a lot of tutorial videos on my wordpress blog, and I add tags to each post so search engines know what they are about. Are they effective at all? Should I trouble to write an article to each one of them? Say-Web, Jerusalem

  8. sayweb

    I post a lot of tutorial videos on my wordpress blog, and I add tags to each post so search engines know what they are about. Are they effective at all? Should I trouble to write an article to each one of them? Say-Web, Jerusalem

  9. MichaelDadona

    Much Thanks, Matt for your very concise explanation. I love my true name Michael Dadona be part of my search keywords.

  10. MichaelDadona

    Much Thanks, Matt for your very concise explanation. I love my true name Michael Dadona be part of my search keywords.

  11. almightyvegeta87

    Finally, we got a definite answer.

    Keywords meta tag is not required et all
    and
    Description Meta tag is just for snippets, no impact on search engine rankings.

    Forget meta tags i say.

  12. almightyvegeta87

    Finally, we got a definite answer.

    Keywords meta tag is not required et all
    and
    Description Meta tag is just for snippets, no impact on search engine rankings.

    Forget meta tags i say.

  13. JobAdderVids

    This is far from new news – but hopefully all the fake SEO experts out there will stop banging on about it now.

  14. JobAdderVids

    This is far from new news – but hopefully all the fake SEO experts out there will stop banging on about it now.

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