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Creating a Robots.txt file
Some people believe that they should create different pages for different search engines, each page optimized for one keyword and for one search engine. Now, while I don't recommend that people create different pages for different search engines, if...
Simple Webpage Design Using Website Templates
Perhaps the latest revolution in webpage design is the creation
and availability of webpage templates that are easy to use and
do not require much skill on the part of website enthusiasts and
builders.
Since, designing a specific website...
Why accessibility is important to you
Accessibility is becoming increasingly critical to the Internet experience. Is your site accessible to people with disabilities? Is it compatible with browsers other than Internet Explorer? Continue reading to discover how accessibility can benefit...
Why Your Web Designer Should Know About Web Marketing
Many excellent web designers know next to nothing of web marketing, and this can be a big problem. Marketing a site in search engines requires that the site be designed in a search engine compatible format. Many beautiful sites do not fare well in...
YOUR FIRST HTML PAGE - I
I often hear and read about various web authoring tools available that can help you create the coolest web pages in a jiffy, for example, FrontPage2000, Dreanweaver, CoffeeCup etc. But let me tell you one thing, there is nothing like using a simple...
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Meta Tags Explained-Create and Check Your Meta Tags
Meta Tags Explained-Create and Check Your Meta Tags
Meta Tags are used to describe information about the document to search engine robots, browsers and other automatic programs. Here we will examine the most important Meta tags and how to create and check them. Although they are not difficult to create manually there are tools available for generating and checking Meta Tags that make it easier for those not familiar with HTML.
Meta tags are contained between the tags near the top of the page and are invisible to the end user. Although there are many meta tags we really only need to concern ourselves with the 4 commonly used tags:
- Title
- Description
- Keywords
- Robots
Due to the fact that the meta tags contain HTML code the Meta Tags explained article is continued on my website.
Website Ranking/Position and Meta Tags
Although not all search engines make use of the Meta Tags in the same way
Meta Tags are still important for achieving a good Website Ranking. As it is a difficult and time consuming process of tracking which search engine uses what Tag and the importance it places on that tag then simply assume they all use them equally and make the best use of them. Please don't leave them blank! About the Author
Stephen Cope is a freelance trainer and the Webmaster at - making a website and IncrediMail and Outlook Express Updates.
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