When using CSS tags - is there any benifit to using tags named after you keywords.

example: naming a specific font style as "cape girardeau" or "RealEstate"

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Neal M
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Hmmm.... Interesting question. It doesn't seem like it could hurt. I wonder what the big shots have to say?

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Ryan A. Martin - Windermere Real Estate / Whatcom Inc.

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This is a fantastic question. One that I think would be well worth asking Matt Cutts. I think the next time I am on his page I will try and find a spot on his blog to ask this question.

I actually was told by an SEO that stuffing keyword into the CSS tags could be viewed as spam if done in excess. My opinion is that risk is not worth the reward.

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John Allen
Realtor®/Broker
Allen Real Estate Services, Inc.
Sarasota, Florida
Representing buyers and sellers of fine Sarasota real estate.

I know for a fact that there are not any disadvantages to it. Some advantages include that it should draw a somewhat amount of extra attention.


Hope i was helpful,
John

all things in moderation.

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