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Different spiders/indexers are going to each be abit different. Some are intelligent enough to see the patterns across your pages and recognize the "common shell" of your pages and ignore the content within when calculating rank.
We've been pretty into SEO for our own company sites over the past 2 years or so, and I've learned quite abit, and had quite abit of sucess.
Here are a few of the things that I've keyed in on:
-Title tag text on a page by page basis
-Meta content and keywords on a page by page basis
-KW in your Header tags
-KW in Link Text
-KW related URLs
-link popularity
-of course the content itself
-Age of site: We've had sites that had been around awhile and always ranked poorly. When I redesigned they shot up to the top of Google, they fall after a few months, and then float back up.I've had other brand new sites that were developed with the same techniques and some of them have yet to rank well... although ones with a "strongly kw-ed URL' are doing good all of the sudden.