 Keyword
in Your Title
by
Dr. Kevin Nunley
Recently I spent a lot of time looking
up competitors in major search engines. By far the biggest factor in determining
who got listed in the top ten of every search engine was this: put your main
keyword--the one people will use to search for you--as the FIRST word in
your title.
If you haven't done a lot of web design, the title is that line of text that
appears in a little box at the top or bottom of your browser. It goes in
the HTML code near the top of your page.
For example, if I were going to put up a page on writing keywords and wanted
it listed high on search engines, I would write it:
keyword in your title gives you top search engine listings
Notice I don't capitalize the K in keyword. Search engines will match the
way you write the word to the way users type the word when they're searching
for you. keyword is different from Keyword is different from KEYWORD. Most
people search using terms typed in all small
letters.
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