PAGE 1: The All in One Does it ALL for You
PAGE 2: Understanding the Title Meta Tag
PAGE 3: Understanding the Description Meta Tag
PAGE 4: Understanding the Keyword Meta Tag & Blog Tags
I know I have talked about this many times before but I felt that an easy to understand training tutorial with pictures would help people to see how simple and extremely easy it is to deal with Meta Tags when using the All in One SEO Pack plugin that comes pre-installed with every website built here by Site Rubix.
WHY DOES WA USE THE ALL IN ONE SEO PACK
When you build a website here at WA Kyle and Carson have chosen to pre-install the All in One SEO Pack plugin, and why is that? Because it is super simple to use and will lead websites to better ranking than other SEO plugins. Those words are Kyle’s words not mine, see below image.
But Kyle must be right because I do rank fairly high and I rarely fill in my Title and Description Meta Tags. Of course I never fill in my Keyword Meta Tag. What I will be discussing and showing you in the upcoming pages is why the All in One (AIO) is the easiest and better SEO plugin to use.
NEXT UP = Understanding the Title Meta Tag
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- AIO plugin does a bad job here. Your meta description is truncated. I would rather design it myself.
- In fact you do not know what Google shows to me as the snippet of your post. It is not necessarily the same what you see. So it may be almost useless as you rightly say, yet I always design myself the meta description and the meta title.
- For Bing it is still understood as a good practice to add meta description, so I would not miss it.
But it is true that it is totally up to Google to show what it feels is the best snippet that provides an answer to the search query typed in by anyone. This holds true for description meta that is both not written up or manually written.
About 2 percent of the time I will manually write up my own description if I cannot make it clear enough in the first couple of sentences what my content is about. But for the most part I have been successful doing it without.
I just always remember that Google is going to change the snippet that is displayed regardless of what is written. As long as I can use a descriptive sentence with my target keyword without it being truncated, I am happy with that.
When I deleted that I had no more problems!! :)
