KeyWords Generator (AutoKeywords)

[SAFAD]

AR+DZ
We Are No So Far !!

[GohighVoltage]

Hi, ok, installed, and I check sources,  Keywords.  Nothing changes?  I uninstall and check sources, and it is the same with the mod as without the mod.

Any ideas?

[SAFAD]

In SMF2
Keywords Only @ Threads & Boards

[hobox]

Hi, ok, installed, and I check sources,  Keywords.  Nothing changes?  I uninstall and check sources, and it is the same with the mod as without the mod.

Any ideas?

Same for me

My keywords are still the same everywhere

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<meta name="keywords" content="PHP, MySQL, bulletin, board, free, open, source, smf, simple, machines, forum" />


I use SMF 1.1.11 and TinyPortal

[Arantor]

What theme do you use? The installer doesn't generally modify any themes other than the default theme and any it's been specifically written to handle in 1.1.

[GohighVoltage]

SMF 2.0 RC2   I use.

[Arantor]

And it's not changing anything in threads or boards?

[SAFAD]

Sorry I Wasn't Here
Arnator Thx Handling This When I Was Out
I Assume You Didn't Install The Mod On Your Non Default Theme
Else You Installed It THen Switched To A New Theme
Thats All What I Think
Best Regards

[GohighVoltage]

It does work,  I verified it.

[SAFAD]

Good To Hear

[Astro1]

It may be significantly less important to the big engines, but it doesn't hurt anything and might help a bit with the others.

First of all, I love the code, nice work.

When I implemented it, it worked right away.  However, I wanted to have some "static" keywords as well as the dynamically generated ones.

Here's how I did it for those that care.

//Begin Of AutoKeywords

if (!empty($context['current_topic'])){
$keystring = str_replace(' ', ',', trim($context['page_title_html_safe']));
echo '<meta name="keywords" content="keyword 1, keyword 2, keyword 3, ', $keystring, '" />';
         }
elseif (!empty($context['current_board'])){
$keystring = str_replace(' ', ',', trim($context['page_title_html_safe']));
echo '<meta name="keywords" content="keyword 1, keyword 2, keyword 3, ', $keystring, '" />';
}
else
    {
echo '<meta name="keywords" content="keyword 1, keyword 2, keyword 3, ', $context['meta_keywords'], '" />';
    }
   
//End Of AutoKeywords

[SAFAD]

hmmm not bad !!
listen
thank you
you gave me an idea
wich is if the admin
puts his static keywords
we may be able to put the dynamic ones and the static
but if there is too many words it won't work
what you think ?

[Astro1]

we may be able to put the dynamic ones and the static
but if there is too many words it won't work
what you think ?

True, but I haven't seen a problem yet.  For me, my static words are more important then the supporting dynamic ones.  With them having little SEO weight as is, I'd rather the search engine pick up on the static ones 100% of the time and the dynamic ones "if possible". 

If there are too many words (I haven't seen it matter yet) then I woud rather loose the dynamic ones sometimes, than the static all the time.

[SAFAD]

Wrong Bro
What If You Tell YOur Friend That You Have A Rocket
And Then They Discover You Lie
They Won't Trus You ANyMore
As The SEngine
He WIll Say That You Put A Keywords That AreN't In This Page

[Am']

Salut safad,

serait il possible de génèrer automatiquement les balises META de mots-clés (keywords) et de description en se fondant sur les sujets?

Comme sur ce module (pour phpBB3) :

Ce MOD génère automatiquement les balises META de mots-clés (keywords) et de description en se fondant sur les sujets. Quand aucun sujet n'est visualisé, les balises META contiennent du contenu général paramétré dans le panneau d'administration. Le MOD est valide pour un usage SEO.

http://forums.phpbb-fr.com/base-de-donnees-mods-phpbb3/sujet151849.html

merci

[SAFAD]

Yes Am'
It Does AutoKeywords In Threads
Why It Didn't ?

[Astro1]

Wrong Bro
What If You Tell YOur Friend That You Have A Rocket
And Then They Discover You Lie
They Won't Trus You ANyMore
As The SEngine
He WIll Say That You Put A Keywords That AreN't In This Page

You'd have to assume that my keywords would not relate to the "overall" content of the page and also the domain.

If we take your example then all SMF forums should be banned from search engines for using static keywords on all their topics, which is of course not the case yet the topics are on all sorts of subjects.  And because it's not the case, then having a few dynamic words to add to the (already in use) non hurting static ones can only be a good thing.

Though to be entirely fair, meta keywords don't mean that much anymore.  Why would an advanced search engine read some keyword tag, when it can easily read the title and verify it's authenticity and relevance with the actual content?

The keyword tag is outdated and IF it does still play a role in ranking, it does nothing more than swing the "on the edge" ranking when the index has a hard time figuring out the content on the page based on content text alone but, only between 'like terms' and with the most minimal of influences.  Your title tag and content will play much more of a role in the search engine results.

My keywords tell what my site is about, and the dynamic ones pinpoint and identify the immediate content related to the static keywords.  If by some chance there is a completely OT thread, I don't think google will ban my domain for 1 or 2 unrelated meta keyword taga, when there are 1000s of other pages that do relate.

You have to remember, that you are trying to fix something that hasn't really been broken.  People have been using static keywords to identify their forum content for a long time now.  What you are providing that is different, is that you are giving users the ability to add to their static keywords.

I for example would not use the feature, unless I could keep my static keywords in the way that I did.

[SAFAD]

SMF Forums Uses Static KeyWords Wich Are In Every SMF Forum
What I Wanted To Tell You
If You Wanna Use Static + Synamic Keywords You must Assume That Those Keywords Must Be In Every Page And I Would Recommend You TO Use H1 Tags
Best Regards

[Arantor]

You know *why* the fact SMF uses static keywords makes zero difference?

Three reasons:
1. Search engines do not use keywords now, and haven't done on any real level in years.
2. The page contains SMF and a link to simplemachines.org
3. Search engines do not use keywords now, and haven't done on any real level in years. (Technically that's only one point, not two, but it's big enough that I thought I should point it out)

[hobox]

What theme do you use? The installer doesn't generally modify any themes other than the default theme and any it's been specifically written to handle in 1.1.

Ah, which code do I have to add to my theme then?