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Common Misspellings and SEO?

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12-05-2008, 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by MickyWall

Gav,

easy way to do it is to put it to the test yourself and then you'll find out first hand what the search engines make of the keyword tags......

True and I was thinking that too, I was hoping however that others might have already tested this for me, but perhaps they are a bit understandably tight lipped on it