Questions about onpage optimization

meta tags, anchor text, also Alexa question

[Snickers]

What is correct:

A) <meta name="keywords" content="money, promotion, cash, free, make money, internet, banners, paid, free traffic, earn, traffic, ads, webmaster ">

Or

b) <meta name="keywords" content="money,promotion,cash, free,make money,internet,banners,paid,free traffic,earn, traffic,ads,webmaster">

Don't laugh at me..

[Snickers]

And what does anchor text mean?

Sorry, I am a total n00b, I have spend last 2 hours readin posts in here, but there is a lot I don't understand.

So could you give an example what anchor text is?

Please make it as simple as possible

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Oh and a 3rd question, I have had my site for 5 weeks now, why does Alexa say NO DATE too my site?
And I made a check on my website, even after 5 weeks its not listed on a single search engine..

[LastDuaL]

I'm new too, but I believe the first example is the correct one. You can also do a search for "meta tag generators" and find some free sites that will generate your tags for you.

[rj87uk]

Hi Snickers,

Welcome to webmasterworld! I would say the first was correct.

Anchor text [webmasterworld.com]

Hope this helps.
Ray

[FourDegreez]

I don't use spaces in meta keywords. I picked up that advice years ago and just kept doing it.

[NetGoonie]

Actually...it's better to not put commas between your keywords because all the words listed can create multiple variations of keyword phrases. Example:

<meta name="keywords" content="money, promotion, cash, free, make money, internet, banners>

Can create multi word searches when people type in any of your keywords as: "free money" " promotion banners" "internet promotion" "free internet money promotion" etc etc...

Hope that helps? Most I found in other webmaster forums, and other, they say best to keep commas out.