Keywords are used by some search-engines (but not by Google anymore) Keywords must match important words in the text of that page.
You do not need an action, just open in page–>Meta tags–> press new–> enter tagname–> enter tagvalue.
For more info on META tags please study this: Meta element - Wikipedia or this: HTML meta tag
Please see 2)
I) Content. II) Content III) More content. IIII) Good pagetitle V) Carefully choosen H1 tag VI) Most relevant words in the beginning of your content.
Keywords are used by some search-engines (but not by Google
anymore) Keywords must match important words in the text of that page.
You do not need an action, just open in page–>Meta tags–> press
new–> enter tagname–> enter tagvalue.
For more info on META tags please study this: Meta element - Wikipedia
or this: HTML meta tag
Please see 2)
I) Content. II) Content III) More content. IIII) Good pagetitle
V) Carefully choosen H1 tag VI) Most relevant words in the beginning
of your content.
There are some “canonical” tagnames that you may want to use first.
meta name="keywords"
meta name = "description"
Read up on these first, there are “best practices” that you are well
advised to follow if you want these to be useful to the few remaining
search engines that still care about them. Unlike the keywords,
description IS used by Google, but only if Google can’t parse out a
meaningful intro paragraph from your site’s code.
Walter
On Dec 14, 2009, at 4:25 PM, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Thank you.
tagname can be anything? also each tag is 1 word,word (no spaces
right?)
the h1 tag - will that screw up my scripty accordian?
and how many on each page - I think I read that only 1 on each page)
Keywords are used by some search-engines (but not by Google
anymore) Keywords must match important words in the text of that
page.
You do not need an action, just open in page–>Meta tags–>
press new–> enter tagname–> enter tagvalue.
For more info on META tags please study this: Meta element - Wikipedia
or this: HTML meta tag
Please see 2)
I) Content. II) Content III) More content. IIII) Good pagetitle
V) Carefully choosen H1 tag VI) Most relevant words in the
beginning of your content.
On Dec 14, 2009, at 17:24, Walter Lee Davis email@hidden wrote:
There are some “canonical” tagnames that you may want to use first.
meta name=“keywords”
meta name = “description”
Read up on these first, there are “best practices” that you are well
advised to follow if you want these to be useful to the few
remaining search engines that still care about them. Unlike the
keywords, description IS used by Google, but only if Google can’t
parse out a meaningful intro paragraph from your site’s code.
Walter
On Dec 14, 2009, at 4:25 PM, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Thank you.
tagname can be anything? also each tag is 1 word,word (no spaces
right?)
the h1 tag - will that screw up my scripty accordian?
and how many on each page - I think I read that only 1 on each page)
Keywords are used by some search-engines (but not by Google
anymore) Keywords must match important words in the text of that
page.
You do not need an action, just open in page–>Meta tags–>
press new–> enter tagname–> enter tagvalue.
For more info on META tags please study this: Meta element - Wikipedia
or this: HTML meta tag
Please see 2)
I) Content. II) Content III) More content. IIII) Good pagetitle
V) Carefully choosen H1 tag VI) Most relevant words in the
beginning of your content.