Meta Tag Robot

What is Meta Tag Robot.txt

Example robot Meta tag.
<Meta name = "robots" content = "index, no follow" />

You can use the Meta tag using the Google index to tell the page, but the links on the page do not follow if you do not want to appear for any reason in the Google search results.

Default Google bot indexes a page and follows links with it. Therefore, it is not necessary to mark pages with content values of INDEX or NEXT. GOOGLE

There are some guidelines that you can use in your Meta tag robot, but remember that Google's index follows standard and the links, so you do not have to include as a command - you can leave the robot completely objective - And probably should if you have no idea.

Google-bot includes any combination of uppercase and lowercase letters. GOOGLE.

Valid values of the robot Meta tag attribute "CONTENT" are: "INDEX", "NO INDEX", "forward", and "no follow".

Application example:

Meta name = "robots" content = "NO INDEX, FOLLOW"

Meta name = "robots" content = "INDEX, no follow"

Meta name = "robots" content = "NO INDEX, no follow"

Meta name = "robots" content = "NO ARCHIVE"

Meta name = "Google-bot" content = "no snippet"

Google will have the following interpretation and following values of the Meta robots are:

·     NO INDEX - prevents the page from being included in the index.

·     NO FOLLOW: prevent the Google bot following links on the page. (Note that this is different from the connection level no follow attribute, which prevents an individual connection from Google-bot from following.)

·     NO ARCHIVE - prevents a cached copy of this page from being available in the search results.

·     No-snippet Prevents a description of the page from appearing in the search results, as well as preventing the layout cache.

·     NOODP - Blocks the Open Directory Project description of the project from the page that is used in the description that appears in the search results on the page.

·     NONE - equivalently with "NOINDEX, no follow".

Quick Reference META Robots

Terms	Googlebot	Slurp	BingBot	Teoma
No Index	YES	YES	YES	YES
No Follow	YES	YES	YES	YES
No Archive	YES	YES	YES	YES
No Snippet	YES	NO	NO	NO
No ODP	YES	YES	YES	NO
No YDIR	NO	YES	NO	NO
No Image Index	YES	NO	NO	NO
No Translate	YES	NO	NO	NO
Unavailable After	YES	NO	NO	NO

I've included the robot meta tag in my tutorial since this is one of the few meta tags / HTML header elements on which I focus on when it comes to managing the Googlebot and Bing Bot. On the page, this is a powerful way to check if pages on the search pages are returned.

These meta tags are in the [HEAD] of a page [HTML] and Google is the only tags that interest me. Almost anything you can put in the [HEAD] of the HTML document is quite useless and perhaps even useless (for Google optimization, anyway).

Robots.txt

If you want to control which pages are analyzed and indexed by Google, read my article for beginners on robots.txt.

External links
www.robotstxt.org
Https://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.co.uk/2007/03/using-robots-meta-tag.html

Http://googleblog.blogspot.co.uk/2007/02/robots-exclusion-protocol.html

H1-H6: Side head

I cannot find evidence online that says that you want to use the title tags (H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, and H6) or placements at Google, and I saw the plot on Google pages without them - but I use them, especially the H1 tag on the side.

For me, this is another piece of a "perfect" side, in the traditional sense, and I'm trying to build a website for Google and people.

<h1> this is a title page </ h1>

Typically, I generally only use a title tag <h1> on my pages for targeted keywords - I think the way the W3C has tried to use HTML 4 - and make sure that they are at the beginning of a page of the text of the corresponding page and wrote with my primary keywords or embedded in sets of keywords.

I've never had any problems with CSS control to make the appearance of the header tags occur by making them bigger or smaller.

You can use multiple H1 in HTML5, but most of the sites I use with the work they are using HTML4.

I can use as much H2 - H6 as needed depending on the size of the page, but I use H1, H2, and H3. Here you can see how to use header tags properly (essentially in line, whatever you do to give your users the best user experience).

How many words are on the H1 label? As much as I think it makes sense - as short and fast, as normal as possible.

I also discovered that Google uses its header tags, like page titles, to a certain level when the title element is flawed.

As always, make sure that your header tags are very relevant to the content of this page and not too much spam.