When web crawlers go out to search, what do they look at first? Is it the keywords, the short description, or the home page text?
In short, all of the above. Each search engine behaves differently. Some prefer titles over meta tags and some go for text on the page or descriptions. Some like image tags. The best we can figure is… err on the side of overdoing it. We use all of the above when we design your web site. By all means…they LOVE keywords!! The more rubust the better. No limits here.
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