2 word keyword separated with a comma. Makes a difference?
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Decided to have a look at how some of the good ranking sites were doing their onpage SEO (the META tags) for super competitive keywords.
So number 1 ranking site for credit cards has this META tag line for keywords
<meta name="keywords" content="credit, cards, compare, balance, transfer, interest"/>
why are they separating credit & cards with a comma? Wouldn't one think they want to rank for "credit cards"? Does it makes a difference for Google that they are separating the 2 words with a comma?
Any pros in here that can shed some light on this?
Thanks
So number 1 ranking site for credit cards has this META tag line for keywords
<meta name="keywords" content="credit, cards, compare, balance, transfer, interest"/>
why are they separating credit & cards with a comma? Wouldn't one think they want to rank for "credit cards"? Does it makes a difference for Google that they are separating the 2 words with a comma?
Any pros in here that can shed some light on this?
Thanks
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