Top Casino Keywords For Web Designing Webmaster

[casinoonline123]

Here are some top keywords for web masters which can be used in web site desiging related to casino:-


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[Casinomeister]

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i agree with you Casinomeister!

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[Simmo!]

Hi CO123

This isn't meant as negative criticism by the way, its good of you to provide some ideas....purely some notes that may be interesting :-)

Having worked in development and marketing of websites for about 8 years or so, I have a couple of comments on your list here which may or may not be of interest.

A number of the keywords constitute an infringement on trademarks which could land you in hot water at some stage.

I once worked on a site development in the finance industry trade and we created a portal site and some of our keywords involved finacial sites. We got busted and served legal papers unless we removed the infringements. Luckily no-one got hurt but you should have seen the figures they were throwing around! Funnily enough, soon afterwards, a case went to court and the infringed party won a substantial amount so we were quite lucky really.

Secondly, search engines have changed substantially over recent years and some would actually penalise or not index a page with those keywords unless they were used in context. The biggest issue is the recurrence of words like "casino". Some engines will see that list as a search engine spam attempt and throw it out because "casino" appears so often. It matters not that it is in different phrases.

Also, some engines work out the "keyword" searched as a percentage of relevance on a web page ignoring the keywords META tag. So for example if you have 100 words in 2 paragraphs on your page and 3 occurrences of "online casino" which is what the user searched for, your page would have a greater relevance than say one with 200 words and 5 mentions. Or put another way, your list above would be less relevant (for that particular phrase) than a site that just used the following list:

"online casino, casino, gambling"

The keywords META tag is now little used by search enegines also. The "title" META tag is by far the most important and again is used by some for relevance. As is the Description tag. All other META tags are now pretty much useless. The URL itself is also important in many engines and i'd say you have a good one for this example. A URL of www.casinoonline.ms with a title of "online casino" is more likely to do well in engines like MSN than other pages with the right balance of text.

And so on and so forth.....

Sorry if i ramble....

Cheers

Simmo!

[Casinomeister]

Thanks Simmo!

I agree - using a trademarked name in an attempt to gain more traffic is unscrupulous if not down right illegal. Do a google search on the names of some of the more "popular" websites like mine, gonegambling, WOL, etc., and you'll see this at work. Pretty damn frustrating.

Content is king. If you focus on providing content and not mindless banner farms, your work will be already half-way done. I spend zilch on SE placement. I spend my time on providing information - exactly what my mission is here. Do a google search on "online casino information" and see what happens

[Simmo!]

Originally Posted by casinomeister

Do a google search on "online casino information" and see what happens

Sensible approach CM. Taking a keyword phrase like CM's that isn't overly subscribed and market/constructing your site around those three words means you get less of an audience but more of a targeted one which is way more important. The other great thing you have going CM - well two i've noticed actually, is that a) you have these forums which encorages hits which affects the overall domain ranking in google and b) you have front-page links to/from popular sites like the Wizard and GotToBet.

The latter is hard though when you're starting out. I just started up OGGS.com but until i get a decent google ranking i doubt anyone half-decent would want to swap front page links with me. You have to start on FFA's and work up but it can take months. Still, in the 3 weeeks its been up its now getting upward of 100 hits a day so its starting to work. Takes about 3 months to get in the engines though.

Ah well....thats what i should be doing now so bye....

Simmo!