It's worth noting that the <meta> keywords have little effect on
relevance in Google, and the <meta> description is only useful for the
summary in searches. The two tags are too easy to "game", and so they
aren't considered when ranking pages.
Sean
Haselwanter Edmund wrote:
On 23.06.2009, at 17:51, Arthur Gunn wrote:
I already use this tags. But on a recent project it came to my mind,
that as a starting point, it would be great if default values could
be calculated from the content of the page. This would enhance the
out-of-box SEO experience :-)
Search engines themselves are designed to find the most significant
words in a page. Writing out the keywords yourself you can have an
insight that a computer can't, but it's hard to imagine an automatic
feature that could outperform google in their field of expertise.
if that would be true: why bother with meta tags?
I made the experience that google loves meta keywords and meta
description
cu edi
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