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I am building a website based on the Community Starter Kit, so the data is
pulled from a SQL Server db, including the keywords for each page's Keyword
meta tag. Basically a property is filled in within the page's Keyword meta
tag with the keywords when the page is called. There is only one page that
does all the "work", rewriting itself depending on what page is needed.
Because there is only one working page, I don't want to hardcode the
keywords, because then every page will have those same keywords. That is why
I'm calling them from the db. I'm wondering if this will be an issue for
search site's robots. I'm not familiar with how they work, so will they only
pick up the name of the embedded property, or will the page load as normal
with the keywords when the robot attempts to search it? I guess I'm asking if
there is a way to tell the robots to call the url first so the keywords will
load prior to the robot searching it.
pulled from a SQL Server db, including the keywords for each page's Keyword
meta tag. Basically a property is filled in within the page's Keyword meta
tag with the keywords when the page is called. There is only one page that
does all the "work", rewriting itself depending on what page is needed.
Because there is only one working page, I don't want to hardcode the
keywords, because then every page will have those same keywords. That is why
I'm calling them from the db. I'm wondering if this will be an issue for
search site's robots. I'm not familiar with how they work, so will they only
pick up the name of the embedded property, or will the page load as normal
with the keywords when the robot attempts to search it? I guess I'm asking if
there is a way to tell the robots to call the url first so the keywords will
load prior to the robot searching it.