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This is a bit of a nOObish question but i wanna make sure im right... The Title - <title>Rogem.Net - Webmaster directory. web site design, web tools, build a website</title> is what come up in the browser and is the link on google... The Description - <META NAME="description" content="Loads web tools to help you promote, improve and build a website, a valuable website directory for the novice to the most experienced webmaster."> a Description of your website... Key Words - <META NAME="keywords" content="directory, templates, website, hosting, website design, promotion, build a website, web, tools, development, webmaster tools, web sites, java, scripts, php, tutorials, dhtml code, html, submission, host"> what do these actally do, i don't actally know. revisit-after - <META NAME="revisit-after" content="15 days"> when you want the serch engine to come back robots - <META NAME="robots" content="index, follow"> what you want the serch engines to do on you page with the links Rating - <META NAME="rating" content="General"> what do you rate your site for example R Distribution - <META NAME="distribution" content="Global"> what countrys should see it Language - <META NAME="language" content="English"> what language your site is in classification - <META NAME="classification" content="Web Tools Directory"> where dectorys should put you Copyright - <META NAME="copyright" content="Mike Rogers 2005"> who is it copyrighted to (you hopefully) BASE HREF - <BASE HREF="Http://www.rogem.net"> this may not actally be a meta tag but this is good for dreamweaver, it what it put at the begginging of every link if there is no http:// are all of there right? *Edit* Changed the Keyword Tags and made it more Easy to look at...
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Keywords are fairly redundant now, they used be used so that indexers (ie. search engines) would know how to classify the page and what type of content it had, however, since people cannot be trusted to accuractly describe their own pages the use of keywords for indexing is now greatly reduced or just not used at all by some search engines.
Your use of keywords though is correct, however I would recommend reducing the amount that you use as having too many keywords may actually dilute their effect with engines that do actually use them.
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Like keywords, title and description need to be more relevant. Also i got this from a book, 'If you want a more pro job at SEO do a quick search on Google for 'Search Engine Optimise' and only pick the people in the top 10 because if they can get there site in the top 10, what are they going to do with your site?' or something like that
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yes, keep it relevant. Customise it to specific pages as well, so only have "php, web development" on the relevant pages, likewise have "games, tetris" on your games pages... you get the idea 
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Rank: Martian Estate Agent
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stieve do you mind if i copy what you said in the second post? the thing is im going to write somthnig for my website and spam it all over the internet...
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probably best not to spam it  post about it in RELEVANT places only, that will be much more effective in attracting people. As for using my advise, that's not a problem, it's just common sense really
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Rank: Martian Estate Agent
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tru tru, but some people are not as smart as we are. I've just opened a new website and im aiming to get loads of people joining up to the forums for a free subdomain. any way thanks.
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