doubt about title keyword

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  1. #1
    hi!!! everybody i have 1 doubt can i use comma between two keywords in title........If anyone know pls clear my doubt
     
    rajaram, Jul 28, 2008 IP
  2. profithost

    profithost Active Member

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    #2
    you can use your keywords on a Title (little Sentence that include the 2 keywords with no need for "," ==> transparency)
     
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  3. rajaram

    rajaram Guest

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    #3
    ok fine so u r telling dnt use comma thankx for ur sharing
     
    rajaram, Jul 28, 2008 IP
  4. profithost

    profithost Active Member

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    no problem but i'm just suggesting you not to use if you don't want to do but there's also no trouble to use comma for Bots
     
    profithost, Jul 28, 2008 IP
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    I think we need an advice from expert SEO guys.
     
    nikmahajan, Jul 28, 2008 IP
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    You can use comma to separate between 2 keywords.
    For example: "social networking site" will be read by bots as a combination of 3 words but "Social Networking, Social Bookmarking" will be read as 2 combinations of 2 words. So yes, you can use comma. It depends on what you what the bots to read.
     
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    Title as in <title> in the <HEAD> section or a page's <h1> tag?

    You can use it, why would you not be able to use it, however if you wanted to gain any value then using characters like that are of no real use, EXCEPT for readability for humans.
     
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    onlineshopping Banned

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    yeah, comma really needed, it makes some sense and differienciate two keywords from each other in Title.
    May or may not be it recommended for se's but for real human visitors, it required to have comma btwn one or more keywords.
     
    onlineshopping, Jul 28, 2008 IP
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    xander1083 Banned

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    it is up to you you can use it if you want to divide your keyword in the title tag.
     
    xander1083, Jul 28, 2008 IP