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Eli
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KeyWord theft - is it legal? - 10/30/2003 8:18:03
AnalogX allow you to download a free program that extracts the keywords from top sites, sorts them and allows you to use them in you own pages.
I uderstand that there is alot more to page rank than simple keywords but they are V important.
Is is legal and is it common practise?
http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/keyex.htm
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RE: KeyWord theft - is it legal? - 10/30/2003 11:07:00
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Is is legal and is it common practise?
Yes and kind of (mostly beginners methinks).
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RE: KeyWord theft - is it legal? - 10/30/2003 12:05:50
so you're saying that there is no real benefit from it?
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RE: KeyWord theft - is it legal? - 10/30/2003 13:36:40
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so you're saying that there is no real benefit from it?
Not that I can see. You want to write pages that have your keywords as often as possible, but still make sense to humans. I never look at what my competition uses for keywords because I want to *beat* them... not emulate them.
If someone does not know their own market well enough to come up with a great list of keywords without sifting through other sites - that person has already lost. By researching your own keywords you can find obscure words and phrases that others are not capitalizing on.
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RE: KeyWord theft - is it legal? - 10/30/2003 13:45:20
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so you're saying that there is no real benefit from it?
Not that I can see. You want to write pages that have your keywords as often as possible, but still make sense to humans. I never look at what my competition uses for keywords because I want to *beat* them... not emulate them.
If someone does not know their own market well enough to come up with a great list of keywords without sifting through other sites - that person has already lost. By researching your own keywords you can find obscure words and phrases that others are not capitalizing on.
hmmm - good points there - Cheers
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