Re: Is my meta OK?

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Re: Is my meta OK?

From Inachu at Help Desk Club on 29 August '00
replying to Is my meta OK? posted by Martyn

Some say to try to put a <h1> tag in between the <head></head> area.

But this may or may not work for you. The tags look ok.

Just remember to put the most relevant keywords first and the least important last.

Inachu

>I have used the following Meta tagging, provided by TJ (Thanks), to help my web site be located by search engines.
>
><html>
><head>
><title>The National Wallace Monument</title>
><meta name="description" content="One of Scotland's finest tourist attractions built in honour of Sir William Wallace and other Scottish patriots">
><meta name="keywords" content="William Wallace, Robert Bruce, Stirling, Bannockburn, Battle of Stirling Bridge, 1314, 1297, Abbey Craig, Hall of Heroes, Battle of Falkirk, Andrew de Moray, Longshanks, Braveheart, Mel Gibson, Tourism, Historic Scotland">
><meta name="robots" content="All">
><meta name="revisit-after" content="25 days">
><meta name="classification" content="Tourism">
><meta name="language" content="en-us">
></head>
>
>Is this all i have to do before i upload my site so it can be located? How also could i test it so that i know it has worked? Do i just type in the keywords into the search engine and look through the list of hits returned by the SE?
>
>The address for my web site is www.geocities.com/martyn_bissett if anybody would like to check it out.
>
>Martyn

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>Some say to try to put a <h1> tag in between the <head></head> area. > >But this may or may not work for you. The tags look ok. > >Just remember to put the most relevant keywords first and the least important last. > > > > >Inachu > > > > >>I have used the following Meta tagging, provided by TJ (Thanks), to help my web site be located by search engines. >> >><html> >><head> >><title>The National Wallace Monument</title> >><meta name="description" content="One of Scotland's finest tourist attractions built in honour of Sir William Wallace and other Scottish patriots"> >><meta name="keywords" content="William Wallace, Robert Bruce, Stirling, Bannockburn, Battle of Stirling Bridge, 1314, 1297, Abbey Craig, Hall of Heroes, Battle of Falkirk, Andrew de Moray, Longshanks, Braveheart, Mel Gibson, Tourism, Historic Scotland"> >><meta name="robots" content="All"> >><meta name="revisit-after" content="25 days"> >><meta name="classification" content="Tourism"> >><meta name="language" content="en-us"> >></head> >> >>Is this all i have to do before i upload my site so it can be located? How also could i test it so that i know it has worked? Do i just type in the keywords into the search engine and look through the list of hits returned by the SE? >> >>The address for my web site is www.geocities.com/martyn_bissett if anybody would like to check it out. >> >>Martyn