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Meta description | 0.3/10 | |
Meta keywords | 0.1/10 |
Meta tags are tags, which are embedded in the HTML code of a page, You should insert the META tag element at the top of your document, just after the <TITLE> element.
The basic syntax for Meta Tags is:
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Your Page Title Goes Here</TITLE>
<META name=”description” content=”type your description here”>
<META name=”keywords” content=”type, your, keywords, keyword phrase here”></HEAD>
Tips On META Description Tag
<META name="Description" content="Your descriptive sentence goes here.">- Write it in sentence structure.
- Should be relevant to the similar 25-30 word (under 150 characters) description of the first text within the visible page.
- Do not repeat your keywords more than 3 times in description tag. If you need, make alternatives (e.g. 'prescription' and 'prescriptions' can be used 3 times each).
- Minimize the use of "stop words" such as "and, the, of".
- Keyword phrases that appear earliest in the Meta description will generally receive higher ranking value.
- Try to include this tag in all pages by describing the content and it should be unique.
- Don't load your Meta description with only keywords.
- Strive for 6%-20% keyword density.
- Use different Meta description tag for each pages.
Tips On META Keyword Tag
<META name="keywords" content="your keywords, go here, separated by a comma">- Keep 100 to 250 characters to get better results.
- Start with the most important and then proceed to less important.
- Use keywords/Phrases
- Do not repeat any word more than 3 times.
- Do not place repeated keywords close together.
- If your site has content of interest to a specific geographic location be sure to include the actual location in your keyword Meta.
- Use keywords that are actually on the page and reflect the essence of your content.
- Try to use keywords in your Meta keywords tag with comma, not by space.
- Try to use small case in keyword/phrases
(eg: replace the keyword phrase - "Website Design" with "website design") - Strive for 4%-10% keyword density.
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