TITLE-KEYWORD-DESCRIPTION

[joelchrist]

Hi..

what should i do and do not while preparing title, keywords, description for a site?

Will i be a expert to create those all?


Thanks.

[freelistfool]

What you want to do is do some research on keywords for your pages. You can use the Google Adwords Keyword tool to help you. Then get those keywords into your page title, page description, h1 tags, and the text. Don't keyword stuff them. Instead, write the title short and sweet with almost nothing but your main keyword for the page. Make the description a call to action that contains your keywords, but makes others want to click on your site when they see it in the search engine listing.

[The Leader]

make sure all the keyword is in the title, description and content for best results!

[succeedemail]

I assume you're talking about the META tags....

META tags are much less important than they used to be, but they can still be beneficial.

With your keywords, keep them short and to the point. Don't try to jam everything in there. Only pick the keywords for each individual page that really mesh with that page's content.

Write a keyword rich - but not keyword stuffed - description.

I don't create META titles, I rely on the titles I put on the page itself.

[P.O.S.]

Before preparing title, keywords, description: Make sure you have your set of targeted keywords.

Preparing title, keywords, description: Do not stuff too many keywords; title should be up to 66 characters and 150 for the description. As for the keywords, I believe you can target as many keywords as you like the only problem is getting all of them rank in SEs

The reason why titles should only be up to 66 characters and 150 for the description is that how much Google will read/display the details of your site on SERP. Of course you can still stretch your title up to 100 characters but only up to 66 will be read and displayed, same goes for the description

[extremeseos0007]

Originally Posted by joelchrist

Hi..

what should i do and do not while preparing title, keywords, description for a site?

Will i be a expert to create those all?


Thanks.

Firstly, you need to do a lot of research. You need to research for your competitors keywords and which all keywords generates most of the traffic related to your products. Do one thing, accumulate 5 to 10 keywords or more and then compare them.

Do to so you can use - www.google.com/trends.

Find out which keywords are highly targeted and which are found moderately. Do not depend only on a single keyword as keywords are same as hit and trial method.

Use couple of them for a certain time period and find out which is going best for your website.

[robertgallagher]

you Should do Key words Research for that. then after create your sites meta tag

[Copybuild]

What's your niche?

Do a reverse engineering. See what others do and then get some ideas on related sites so you'll find it easier to do.

[ericajoieake]

all you have to do is carefully choose and analyzed your keywords it should be more searches and less competitors.

[kbeus21]

No you will not be an expert if you create a title, meta keywords, and meta description. When doing so try and make them better than your competitors. Think about the person searching and what they would click on rather than trying to stuff keywords into them.

[johnsunvalley]

you should choose the right keyword for your sites. then you can receive high traffic.

[phoenix06007]

choose wisely your targeted keywords. and put it in your metas

[jonswilliam]

Google Ad words Keyword tool helps to choose the right keyword for your website. Make sure all the keyword is in the title, description and content for best results! But You keep the limitation of keywords in meta content.

[tcyonline.com]

Originally Posted by joelchrist

Hi..

what should i do and do not while preparing title, keywords, description for a site?

Will i be a expert to create those all?


Thanks.

Hello,
This will help you for choosing your keywords and creating meta tags https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

[kinjal]

see page source of ur site page nd use google adword nd word tracker tool for keyword choose nd also use seo tool ofr generate online meta tag means title nd desc it like uniq short nd include ur keyword , if u wnt it dh i create it give me ur domain name only i make it in only 2$,

[angilina]

Originally Posted by joelchrist

Hi..

what should i do and do not while preparing title, keywords, description for a site?

Will i be a expert to create those all?


Thanks.

I suggest that you do not use the Meta Keyword tag as Google simply ignores it [It think other SEs also ignore it].

Your title and description tags should properly describe the content of the page. These tags need to have the exact info that will tell the users what content they will find on the particular page.

[Hafsoh]

You write html code.

Title tag - <title>….</title>
Keyword tag - <meta name=”keywords” content=”….”>
Description tag - <meta name=”description” content=”….”>

A well optimized page title is the first step in effective search engine optimization. The page title establishes the page's overall relevancy for the search engine spiders.
A catchy title will get more people to read your article, most people will not read the article if the title is drab and boring. Make your title clear about what your article is about, if you adding keywords to your title, choose good keywords to use as "Keywords are very important on the web".

Search engines now place little importance to keyword and description tag. But as a good practice, it’s always good to include the keyword phrase in the keyword and description tags.

[gensofts]

make unique title for every page and also description say only things those services proved on that page....

[foodpyramidguru]

Originally Posted by freelistfool

What you want to do is do some research on keywords for your pages. You can use the Google Adwords Keyword tool to help you. Then get those keywords into your page title, page description, h1 tags, and the text. Don't keyword stuff them. Instead, write the title short and sweet with almost nothing but your main keyword for the page. Make the description a call to action that contains your keywords, but makes others want to click on your site when they see it in the search engine listing.

Thank in advance for information.

[Muddy]

Originally Posted by foodpyramidguru

Thank in advance for information.

Please take a look at this thread about quality posting.

Thanks!