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Use Div Tags Too Hide Words As Content For Seo Optimization?

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Hello, i recently read that a good tip for seo optimization is too have atleast 500 words in your webpages… can this be hidden and still read by the div tag? So if i used div = height 1 width = 1 and fill it with words relating to my sites content, it would still be read by search engines such as google and the like?? Thanks in advance!

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One Response to “Use Div Tags Too Hide Words As Content For Seo Optimization?”

  1. MerryG says:
    May 13, 2009 at 6:37 pm

    General rule of thumb for SEO – don’t ‘hide’ anything. The major search engines are looking for applicable, appropriate content for the website’s end user. If you hide key phrases it might work for a while but if the SE gets wind of it (especially Google) it will likely ban your site. Best thing to do is write good, user-friendly, informative text, litter it with ‘hot’ keywords to other areas of the site and develop a symbiotic link exchange. The more links coming to your site from other sites, the better, whether they’re reciprocal or not.