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Keywords Tutorial
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Not sure if this is a massive help - but some people are getting stuck with their keywords.----
Stock used:-
=pendlestock and *shelldevil
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Feed back appreciated.
EDIT:- On the last example with Shell I used commas to seperate the terms it made me think of - DO NOT put commas in keywords!!
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Thanks ^kuschelirmel and ^thespook You're gems.
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cool man i did not know how to use keywords!!it's very very useful!! all the best!!
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This is fantastic and helpful nonetheless. Thank you for putting in the work of this information.
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Glad you found it helpful!
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Do you need the commas? Should it look like "example examples thisisanexample" or "examples, examples, This Is An Example"
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No commas just list them in a bit ol' line!
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I'm a newbie. I did upload some of my works, I put some keywords. Then I tried to search them by those keywords but it did not work!
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Sometimes it take a little while to see the results I think.
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I'm new, but thanks to you UnicornReality, i've understood more about "Keywords".
So thanks!
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Awesome glad to help!
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Thanks for this! I've been confused with these keywords business for quite a while now. But now It's all clear to me thanks to you.
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I've been reading so many post on this & still not exactly %100 sure how multiple word keywords work.. no commas, I got that.
So just spaces and not even "" to combine the multiple word keyword together?? Should we be just typing all the words, multiple or not, with nothing but a space in between each word?
Thank you so much for your help
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Just a space and put anything you think is relevant.
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That you so much! I was very confused on the formatting and purpose of the keywords, but this has helped tremendously!
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What if you want to put a keyword that's two words? Like if I put "sherlock holmes" with a space in between, would it be counted as two separate keywords? Or should I not put the space?
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i would still put a space yes.
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Great work!
Do you use keywords separate with comma?
I read that keywords are in row without comma in the FAQ area.
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Yep that is my mistake! No commas!
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Thank you very much!
I had a doubt about it (^^)
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Another suggestion is to include different spellings of words (ex: color, colour) and common misspellings.
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Yes that is a very good suggestion!
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i have a question ... for writing keywords you should separate them with (,)? ... i always just write them without separating them ....
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Yes, just a space, that is a small mistake I made.
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so an space is enough .. thanks
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Hello, I just wanted to let you know that your helpful resource has been FEATURED
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Wow this is so helpful!I just have a stupid question to ask xD
Do I have to write the words like this; "dog" "labrador" "puppy" ?Or without the ""?
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Just write them normally.
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Great work explaining. Useful not only for Stock artists.
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Glad you think so!
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ok, but to search with keywords I just write it in the standard search bar??
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