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NameDrive How important are NameDrive keywords?

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Hi,

For my domains parked with NameDrive, I've always relied on keywords grafetd to the parked pages by framed forwarding. I've seen some of the recent discussions here about keywords entered through the NameDrive control panel, and I have a question.

Is it best to use keywords from framed forwarding, from the NameDrive control panel, or both? Or, I suppose, neither? How much difference do they make anyhoo?

Any light-shedding greatly appreciated.

Mike.
 
Keywords on framed forwarding dont determine what links are shown on NS pages, so the ND control panel is VERY important!
 
firestars said:
Keywords on framed forwarding dont determine what links are shown on NS pages, so the ND control panel is VERY important!

Hi Firestars,

Thanks for your reply. I must admit, it's something I didn't consider. I'll look at them for this reason alone.

When I asked, I was thinking in terms of SEO. Does anyone know if NameDrive keywords have an effect on this?

Mike.
 
Hi Mike,

Yes keywords are essential to the mix. The set the 1-click adverts in the middle of the page as well as the related searches on the left of the page so, without the ND keywords, your page will look less clickable than with them.
As far as SEO is concerned, I suppose this also is covered by texidriver's post below.

Ed
 
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