Meta Tags, a walk through guide and example!
Filed Under (SEO Basics) by admin on 14-06-2008
I’m always thinking of the small things when it comes to Optimizing your website. Meta tags are an often overlooked area when you’re developing your first website. Let’s face it the first thing you want to do is ensure your website looks nice. Design and presentation etc.. When in all reality it should be the last thing on your mind. When you first register you domain name you should already have your Meta Tags prepared and ready to implement. You want Google, Yahoo, and MSN to see these tags when they first visit your website. This way what’s cached was your choice and not a mistake that can possibly take months to fix!
Here at seomkt you can see the Meta tags by simply testing the site at a Meta Tag Analyzer website. Many can be found using Google but I use this one here. It’s fast and right to the point. Remember this is a very basic step to take when trying to develop and create an organic flow of free traffic.
Here are the following Meta Tags I used personally at seomkt.
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As you can clearly see I have grasped a pretty good understanding on Meta Tags and how to implement them well. This is a simple tip that can help get your website or blog noticed! Take the time and fix these issues! If you ever have any questions regarding changing your existing Meta Tags visit my blogging forums over at blog engage and I’ll help you out!





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I was just about to do a post regarding meta tags.
Its amazing how many websites do not have a description or keyword meta tag. I visit a lot of blogs and a lot of big name blogs do not bother using them.
I always use them.
Hmm, A Good tag will always keep you in SERPS and provide you with organic traffic, I have seen many webmasters adding lots and lots of meta description and then getting out of SERPS. You have done the right thing, I am also going to utilise them for my new site.