Diffrence Between Tag and Keyword in SEO..?

[bababangali]

Hello friends,


Please tell me, What The Diffrence Between Tag and Keyword in SEO..?

[austin11]

Keywords are used by search engines to identify what your blog and your blog articles are about. A search engine knows what terms are highly searched by users, and looks for those words and phrases on web pages. The search engine uses this information (in addition to other, more complicated algorithms) to assign a particular blog or website a page rank.
Tags are self-assigned “labels” that you can use to categorize the posts on your blog. For example, if your blog’s niche is puppies, you might have a tag for “puppy diet” and another tag for “puppy exercise.” For all posts about puppy food, treats and snacks, you would assign the “puppy diet” tag. For all posts about puppy exercise and playing, you would assign the “puppy exercise” tag.

[pvchien]

Originally Posted by austin11

Keywords are used by search engines to identify what your blog and your blog articles are about. A search engine knows what terms are highly searched by users, and looks for those words and phrases on web pages. The search engine uses this information (in addition to other, more complicated algorithms) to assign a particular blog or website a page rank.
Tags are self-assigned “labels” that you can use to categorize the posts on your blog. For example, if your blog’s niche is puppies, you might have a tag for “puppy diet” and another tag for “puppy exercise.” For all posts about puppy food, treats and snacks, you would assign the “puppy diet” tag. For all posts about puppy exercise and playing, you would assign the “puppy exercise” tag.

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[siriinnovations]

Keywords are represented as search to identify your website or blog or post in the search engines, where as tag represented as label used in the title to define your post data.

[AshokDixit89]

Keyword- Putting your message in front of people who are searching using particular keywords and phrases.
Tag- A tag is a generic term for a language element descriptor. The set of tags for a document or other unit of information is sometimes referred to as markup, a term that dates to pre-computer days when writers and copy editors marked up document elements with copy editing symbols or shorthand.