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		<title>Does Google Look At Meta Keywords For Quality Score?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[An interesting question and one which was posed to me by a friend of mine who had noticed an increase in quality score just by having the right keywords in his meta keywords tag. I have to say, that in my short time looking into Quality Score, that on two research projects where I managed [...]]]></description>
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<p>An interesting question and one which was posed to me by a friend of mine who had noticed an increase in quality score just by having the <em>right keywords</em> in his <strong>meta keywords tag</strong>.  I have to say, that in my short time looking into Quality Score, that on two research projects where I <a href="http://www.affiliatemusketeer.com/ppc-marketing/how-to-get-1010-adwords-quality-score/">managed to achieve a quality score of 10/10</a>, the keywords <em>were</em> present.</p>
<p>One example was a car rental website with the exact matching keyword &#8216;car rental in san jose costa rica&#8217; and one was for an exact match &#8216;<a href="http://www.affiliatemusketeer.com/xbox360/">how to fix the red ring of death</a>&#8216; xbox 360 landing page.  In the first example, the meta keywords were: <span class="attribute-value">&#8220;<strong>costa rica</strong>, <strong>car rental</strong>, <strong>san jose</strong>, cheap, discount, 4&#215;4&#8243; and additionally, which may have also contriubuted, the page meta description was: &#8220;</span><span class="attribute-value">Vamos Rent-a-Car is the most affordable <strong>car rentals</strong> company <strong>in San Jose Costa Rica</strong> offer discount <strong>car rental</strong> and car hire service with basic insurance and a cell phone included.&#8221;</span></p>
<p>It is interesting to note that in the san jose costa rica example, the keyword did not appear in the body text of the page at all&#8230;</p>
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