| Title: |
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| Webpage - Website Title. |
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| Author: |
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| The author META tag defines
the name of the author of the document being read. |
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| Subject: |
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| Website - Webpage Subject. |
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| Description: |
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| Description of website or page. |
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| Keywords: |
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Individual or sets of words that a person would
use in a search engine to find your site. Separate words/phrases by
commas. More words the better, and without repeats. Search engines
don't like repeated words. |
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| Generator: |
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| Program site was made with. (ie: notepad,
frontpage, your own html etc) |
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| Language: |
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| English, French, Spanish, etc. |
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| Expires: |
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The
expires META tag defines the expiration date and time of the
document being indexed and requires
RFC1123 date format, for example: Thu, 04 Oct 2010 14:21:20 GMT.
Most people can leave this one blank. Warning: Bots won't index a
page that has a past date!
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| Abstract: |
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| The
abstract META tag is a one line sentence which gives an overview of
the entire webpage |
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| Copyright: |
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| Copyright:
no need to add ©, it will be added automatically |
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| Designer: |
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| Designer =
Webmaster |
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| Publisher: |
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| Publisher:
Company or individual that publishes the material being read or sold on the web site |
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| Revisit-After: |
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The
Revisit META tag defines how often a search engine or spider should
come to your website for re-indexing. For
example: 2 Days, 3 Days, 4 Days, etc. Note:
Just ad number(s), word Days will be added automatically
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| Distribution: |
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Distribution:
Global (indicates that your webpage is intended for mass
distribution to everyone), Local (intended for local distribution
of your document), and IU - Internal Use (not
intended for public distribution).
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| Robots: |
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| What do you want a search engine bot to do
with your page? If your not sure, choose #1 |
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| Stop browser caching? |
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Yes is recommended at all times on this
one. This will prevent a visitor's system from saving your pages
within their temporary internet files. This insures they always see
the newest changes in your pages. Some bots may not index a site
with this code on. You may want to add it quot;afterquot; you've
been indexed.
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Stop ISP caching?
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Yes is recommended at all times on this
one. Your repeat visitor's ISP's system may cache your pages so as
to save on their own bandwidth. Many times this means repeat visitors
won't see new changes you have made until their ISP's cache refreshes.
This can be annoying. Some bots may not index a site with this code
on. You may want to add it quot;afterquot; you've been indexed.
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