Baltimore, MD USA
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META DESCRIPTION
Search Engine Optimization ~ Blog Template & Blog Posts WebmasterWhat a shocking moment for today! After I used search keyword "michaeldadona" for a search test at Google Search, I found the snippet words really not relevant describing my blog theme. This is the true search result on 2011-09-02;
At this point, the main/key question is, who want to click my blog TITLE (text) URL link? They don't understand what is my blog describing about! at all. So I must do something to rectify this big mistake. I used both online tools in checking out what had gone missing; Google Webmaster Tools and Website Grader. I detected META DESCRIPTION not yet registered in my blog template HTML.
What I did to write up META DESCRIPTION:
1. Logged in my blogger account
2. Clicked Template
3. Clicked Edit HTML
4. Looked for TITLE TAG
5. Pasted the META DESCRIPTION HTML immediately after the TITLE TAG
6. Wriote the BLOG THEME
7. Wrote the BLOG DESCRIPTION
8. Clicked the SAVE TEMPLATE button
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| 2. Clicked Template |
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| 3. Clicked Edit HTML |
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| 4. Looked for TITLE TAG 5. Pasted the META DESCRIPTION HTML immediately after the TITLE TAG 6. Wriote the BLOG THEME 7. Wrote the BLOG DESCRIPTION 8. Clicked the SAVE TEMPLATE button |
META DESCRIPTION HTML PLACED AFTER THE TITLE TAG (BLUE FONT)
TO ADD META DESCRIPTION TO EACH BLOG POST
You can copy paste this code into your blog post HTML
(Note: I said Blog Post and not Blog Template)
(Note: I said Blog Post and not Blog Template)
TO OPTIMIZE EACH BLOG POST AT ONCE ON
~ Bing, Yahoo, and Google; Getting started with schema.org
FOR LIVE/TRUE EXAMPLES
While on reading this article, you can view this page source to relate my above explanations with things that had done in this post. If you're using Chrome, simply press both keys simultaneously; Ctrl U.
THE TRUE PROOF@GOOGLE SEARCH RESULTS
(After adding META DESCRIPTION, the changed)
THE TRUE PROOF@GOOGLE SEARCH RESULTS
(After adding META DESCRIPTION, the changed)
