- Character Set
- This tells the browser what character set to use to display the characters, or letters, on your web page
- meta http-equiv=”Content-Type” content=”text/html; charset=iso-8859-1″
- Language
- This indicates to the search engines what language this content is associated to.
- This helps search engines display language-specific versions of your page to the right users
- META HTTP-EQUIV=”CONTENT-LANGUAGE” CONTENT=”en-US”
- Author
- The Author Tag should contain the name of the company that owns the site. This tag will help you get a very high position for your company’s name.
- META name=”author” content=”Bristol-Myers Squibb”
- Expires
- This tag should only really be used if you have a dynamically driven site, or if your content changes so frequently, you do not want it to be cached
- META name=”Expires” content=”Mon, 22 Jan 1973 12:58:00 GMT”
- META HTTP-EQUIV=”PRAGMA” CONTENT=”NO-CACHE”
- Link
- It is helpful for search results to reference the beginning of the collection of documents in addition to the page hit by the search. You may help search engines by using the link element with rel=”start” along with the title attribute. This link relationship tag is part of the metadata that appears within the section of your web pages.
- http://www.seoconsultants.com/meta-tags/link-relationship.asp
- link rel=”prev” href=”http://www.seoconsultants.com/reviews/comments-21.asp”
- link rel=”start” href=”http://www.seoconsultants.com/reviews/” title=”Submission Reviews – Editor’s Comments”
- It is helpful for search results to reference the beginning of the collection of documents in addition to the page hit by the search. You may help search engines by using the link element with rel=”start” along with the title attribute. This link relationship tag is part of the metadata that appears within the section of your web pages.
SEO Tip – Meta Tags – Part 5 – Other Meta Tags
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