Keyword Prominance matters

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by nevins, Jan 28, 2010.

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    Prominence is how close to the start of the area that the keyword appears. In general, a keyword that appears closer to the top of the page or area will be more relevant for search engines.However, sometimes it helps to have a keyword in the middle of an area, or even toward the end of the area.
    Prominence plays a critical role particularly in directory based engines such as Yahoo. Often having the keyword slightly more towards the beginning of the site description or site title will make a large difference in your ranking.
    Examples of prominence:
    1.If a keyword appears at the beginning of an area, its prominence will be 100%.
    2.If a keyword appears in the middle of an area, its prominence will be 50%.
    3.If the keyword appears at the beginning of the area, then another repetition appears at the end of the area, the prominence would be 50%.
    4.If the keyword appears at the end of the area, prominence would be 0%.
     
    nevins, Jan 28, 2010 IP
  2. tarunraj

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    Ya i do agree with that:)
     
    tarunraj, Feb 6, 2010 IP
  3. terencelewis

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    yes, obviously it seems good.
     
    terencelewis, Feb 6, 2010 IP
  4. Sammy Nams

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    I disagree with these numbers since you pulled them out of you know where.
     
    Sammy Nams, Feb 6, 2010 IP
  5. cellhub

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    Keyword promience is important but i am not agree with this it will help in seo.
    i think it doesn,t help in seo
     
    cellhub, Feb 6, 2010 IP