5. People who are looking to buy prescription drugs will soon learn to use a different search engine besides Yahoo and Google. Therefore, advertisers will simply move to those search engines that do allow them.

The problem of course is stronghold that drug makers have on us Americans. If rx drugs were as cheap here as they are everywhere else in world, nobody would be using Internet to order them from a different country.

Of course, until lawmakers quit lining their pockets with money from drugmakers, this policy will not change, and some people will continue to buy prescription drugs online. Sadly, rest, mostly senior citizens, will simple have to choose between food and drugs.

I am not saying you should order drugs from a different country, but for some people that is only way they can afford them, and that is shameful.

For a licensed pharmacy example, see Drug Review.

Frequency of keyword placement on a website is important. Use a keyword too many times and search engines will think you are spamming it. If you use a keyword more than 5 times in keyword meta tags, search engines consider it spam. But, it must appear at least four times on a page to be picked up as an important keyword by search engines. Placing keywords as name of a link and as headlines placed between headline codes, H1 and /H1 is important. If this takes up too much space because font is too large reduce size inside H1 and /H1 tags by using font tags.

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Geraldine Jensen is the owner of several ecommerce websites. She is the publisher and editor of http;//www.familiesonlinemagazine.com, which was chosen as Hotsite by USA Today in October 2004 due to it diverse opinions and good content. She was Webmaster for a nonprofit organization for 10 years. Her newest project is Today's Family Forum.