Meta tags are information that you put between the <head> tag of
your web page’s source code. These meta tags primarily tell search
engines and other user agents about your site’s content (description),
keywords, formatting, title and whether you want the search engines to
crawl (and index) the page.
There are also some tags that are shown to the user, such as the title tag (which is the title that appears at the top of your browser).
Note that the big search engines no longer take these tags into consideration when ranking your web pages (with the exception of the title tags). Some smaller and more specialized search engines still utilize the keywords and description tags when ranking and displaying your site.
There are also some tags that are shown to the user, such as the title tag (which is the title that appears at the top of your browser).
Note that the big search engines no longer take these tags into consideration when ranking your web pages (with the exception of the title tags). Some smaller and more specialized search engines still utilize the keywords and description tags when ranking and displaying your site.
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