HTML Coding Rules : Rule 3
GOOGLE FRIENDLINESS
< title> EasyWebTutorials.net < title/>
< meta name="Description" content="foo" />
< meta name="Keyword" content="bar" />
On this planet, google is king. Have you seen their stock prices lately?! If you plan on publishing your webpage on the Internet, then you must not omit the title and meta tags.
Google has a spider that crawls the Internet and indexes certain key words. If it hits your page, then it will surely look in the title and meta tags for information.
HTMLTree comment: On a side note, if you have images in your webpage then don’t omit the alt attribute. Not because it follows web accessibility guildelines, but it helps google index your images. Why? Because the spider algorithm can only read text.
In case you’re wondering, google spider can be stopped. You will need to create a file, robot.txt, and tell it what files/directories to not index. More information can be found here.
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