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How to use META tag for SEO ? with example !

How to use META tag for SEO ? with example !
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    1. Pundit
      • Write a unique title tag for each page;
      • Be brief, but descriptive;
      • Avoid generic and vague titles;
      • Use sentence case or title case;
      • Create something click-worthy—not clickbait;
      • Match search intent;
      • Include your target keyword where it makes sense;
      • Keep it under 60 characters.
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    2. Tech Nerd Love to Code | Just a Tech Enthusiast
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      Title tag

      The title tag is one of the first things that users notice in the SERPs. It’s the title of your page that offers a preview of what your content is about. Title tag should be no more than 55 characters.

      <head><title>Example Title</title></head>

       

      Meta Description

      The meta description is of equal importance to the title tag. If the title tag is the title that appears at the top of a search result, the meta description is the snippet that displays underneath.The meta description should provide an accurate description of the content of your page. It is usually the element that determines whether users will click on your page, which makes it important to spend time on its optimization.The optimum length for meta descriptions was 150-165 characters, but a recent update to the way Google displays search results has resulted in longer snippets being shown on occasion but its still better to limit description under 165 characters.

      <head><meta name="description" content="Here is a precise description of my awesome webpage."></head>

       

      Alt text for your images

      Image optimization has become a very important element of modern SEO, as it offers an additional opportunity to rank in the search results, this time with your visual content.Your images should be accessible to both search engines and people. Alt text can ensure both of these things: it provides a text alternative to images which will be displayed if the image doesn’t load, or will be read out by a screenreader; it also tells search engines what that image is meant to represent.

       

      Canonical tag

      If you have pages on your site that are almost identical, then you may need to inform search engines which one to prioritize. Or you might have syndicated content on your site which was republished elsewhere. You can do both of these things without incurring a duplicate content penalty – as long as you use a canonical tag.

      <link rel="canonical" href="http://example.com/" />

       

      hope this helps☺️

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    3. Pandey

      Some of tips from google developers

      Meta tags that Google understands

       

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    4. Pundit
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