But only adding these kind of meta tags will not provide u the enough traffic.Getting SERP will depends on lot of factors.

lot of times you can see the keywords of the same frequency of two different sites have their two different SERP.

So we can’t expect such traffic only adding the meta tags in our site. Meta tags are only instructors to crawlers about pages.

So Nothing will be improved if the site will not concentrate on other factors rather than using only meta tags.

I’d be very, very interested to see what proof you have for saying that CSS-designed sites rank better. My opinion is that is designer-hype from 2005 which I suppose is when you made this comment.

Just want to make sure nobody else that happens by this article and is new to SEO believes you. CSS makes changing designs easier… to a point, but has no ranking value whatsoever. 100% CSS can actually make designs harder to implement and more expensive (about 3x the cost of table-designs). My design firm uses a hybrid – CSS as much as we can, but tables for major layout blocks and areas where CSS is inconsistent between browsers.

Search engine bots look a lot more favorably on pages created with pure css. Beside that fact, for complex pages using table layout, it’s a lot easier to maintain, make changes and the code – once completed – ends up being around 40%-60% lighter than the original. Bottom line, use css for layouts, not tables, and reap the – to some, seemingly insignificant – benefits.

By the way, Yaro, I see you finally got breaks to be read properly within comments. Great job!

Create your web site with/for it’s purpose. Don’t create your web site around “optimized” code.

This doesn’t mean to not use tags at all.

Use them, yes, but don’t depend on them and don’t overdo it. They are only a tool.

There’s been some debate about the usefulness of meta tags among aficionados of search engine optimization (SEO). Some SEO consultants think you should drop them entirely and rely entirely on the page title, headings and body text to get good rankings…

I am glad that search engines are giving less and less weight to this often abused SEO factor.

The example meta tag you’re trying to display should be escaped thus:

<meta name=”keywords” content=”entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, business, marketing, etc”/>

which is to say replace the less than sign with the ampersand symbol followed by lt;

Same with the great than sign, except instead of lt it’s gt.

You probably already know this and had just not noticed it missing after posting.