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HTML Meta Tags

Meta tags  are tags within  HTML  code placed within the  <head></head>  section of your HTML code that help define the contents of a web page. For example, a description meta tag  is used by Internet  search engines  to display a description about your page in search engine results. Below is a listing of the different types of meta tags that could be used and a description about each meta tag. Today, it is not as important to include all these meta tags in your web page. The most important meta tags any web developer should be concerned with is the Content-Type meta tag and Description meta tag. Content-Type meta tag <meta content="text/html; charset=utf-8" http-equiv="Content-Type"> Identify the content type and charset of the web page being displayed and how to display it. Although this line can be specified in a meta tag, if you have access to the  .htacess file define the charset in that file instead, so it does...

20 Tips About How to Get Google Site Links for Your Blog Website

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What is Google Sitelinks? Google Sitelinks are some links that appear on the first page of Google search results when you search for a name or link of a Blog or Website. The links shown below of a Google’s search results, called Sitelinks. The links shows on Google search result as a  sitelinks are automatic generated by  Google  itself .  Here is how Google sitelinks looks. Check the picture below that is an example of Google sitelinks of my Blog. You can also search for a keyword “Techclause” on Google to see the sitelinks of my blog. Basic Tips To Get Google Sitelinks From  Google  : Sitelinks are completely automated, and we show them only if we think they’ll be useful to the user. If your site’s structure doesn’t allow our algorithms to find good sitelinks, or we don’t think that the sitelinks are relevant to the user’s query, we won’t show them. However, we are always working to improve how we find and display sitelinks. Why Needs Google ...

5 Tips to Glue Your WordPress Site to Google Page One

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The only thing harder than getting your  WordPress Website  to the first page of the Google search results is keeping it there through all of these aggressive Google updates. You’ve probably noticed that even the “white hat” SEO practices which used to get the job done are quickly becoming old hats. At the same time, there’s still a few “magic rules” that can keep your WordPress site glued to the first page of the Google search results, even if you do nothing else. Let’s check these out, and while we’re at it I’ll give you a “do this starting today” action step for each one so you can see for yourself… #1: Less SEO, More UGC UGC is user generated content, and it’s quickly becoming the most valuable tool in online marketing. Your customers are better sales people than you because they have the advantage of being perceived as an unbiased third party. Google knows this, and that’s why their taking such big steps to get people to write reviews using Google + accounts. ...

LESS CSS – Beginner’s Guide

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Like we said in our previous post on  CSS Style Priority Level ; CSS is very simple and straight forward. However, it also has its limitations, particularly when it comes to its maintenance. When we have thousands of lines of styles and some separated CSS files to maintain, things will problematic. To solve the problem, a  CSS pre-preprocessor  is created to allow us to compose styles in a more dynamic way. There are  a few solutions , but the one that we are going to cover this time is  LESS . LESS Editor In the time of the writing, the only editor that was intended specifically to support LESS file editing is the  ChrunchApp . This  app  is cross-platform, built upon  Adobe Air , so you can run it on  Windows , Mac OSX  and  Linux . As for the  other code editors  that we may be familiar with, like Dreamweaver, Coda, NotePad++ and SublimeText 2, there is a sort of “plugin” or package we can add to enabl...