Keyword Weight question... WHAT IS IT?

[GoPC]

So, I've been around and around and cannot for the life of me understand and get it through my thick skull what in the World keyword weight is in relation to my websites.

I've got a terrific web optimization tool and I've ran it and corrected alot of my pages to ensure SE friendly sights and better listings.

I randomly come across a "flag" on some of my pages that states this:

Your keyword weight in the META Keywords is too low! When it comes to this tag, the higher the keyword weight, the better. Meanwhile, on your page, keyword weight doesn't come to more than 14.3%. Try to remove the least informative and least relevant keywords, thus increasing keyword weight.

While at the same time, my Key Word Prominance is 100%.

What gives?

Any SEO guru's out there want to help a guy out?

GoPC

 

[The Engineer]

<meta name="keywords" content=" keyword1, anotherword, keyword2, anotherword, keyword3">
<meta name="keyphrases" content="keyword1 phrase, (with keyword first)">

Also on your page, keyword (s) should be placed early in your page. Try <h1> tags around your main keyword phrase.

I think "weight" refers to position of main keyword, the earlier the better for the robots.

 

[Badger]

becoming less and less relative as indexing and listing evolves..

Most decent listing take a while and you will do well to get past googles sandbox if you are chasing strong terms

 

[The Engineer]

becoming less and less relative as indexing and listing evolves..

Most decent listing take a while and you will do well to get past googles sandbox if you are chasing strong terms

Yes, unfortunately.

 

[GoPC]

JLP, that's the best and easiest answer I've seen all night!!! And believe me, I'vbe been looking!!!!

Ow... brain hurts. Must have a cookie. Need to survive!

Thanks!

GoPC