What is A Meta Tag and How to add Meta tags in Blogger


          You read the word Meta tag many times on web and also try it to Google but you don�t found any satisfied answer. Today I write on Meta tags and how the Meta tag works, and also how you add Meta tags in your blogger blog. I am sure that you will find your answer in it. By adding Meta tags on your site you can get more traffic. If anyone visits your site they don�t shown. Meta tags are shown only on Search engines. Meta tags especially the Meta description is the most important that will help in SEO.




Here I am going to discuss about some Meta Tags we use. There are many Meta tags are used in html like description meta tag, title meta tag, keyword meta tag, author meta tag, robots meta tag. But we mostly use three important Meta tag. Keyword, description, author.

Keywords- Meta Tag

Keyword Meta tag is most powerful Meta tag, it will also help in SEO. It provides the main keywords of your blog to Search engines. This is the most useful Meta Tag for SEO. Meta Tag is like this:

< meta name="keywords" content="Latest Technology, New Gadgets, Tips and tricks, Tech News, Blogging, Blogger Widgets, SEO  " />

Note: Put comma after every key-word.

Description- Meta Tag

The description Meta tag is used to describe your blog content. This meta tag is like this -

< meta name="description" content="Blogger Explorer is The World of Blogging & Computer Technology. You will see it is a completely new look, design & feel. This Site is related to Latest Technology, New Gadgets, Tips & Tricks, Tech News, Web Designing, Blogging, blogger widgets SEO. "/>

Author- Meta Tag

The author Meta tag is used to tell about the author to the visitor of a site. This Meta tag is look like this-

<meta name="author" content="Ashok Royal " />



How to add Meta tags in a blogger blog


1. Sign in to your blogger account then go on your blogger.

2. Click on template button placed on left side bar and shown as blow picture.




3. Now you have two options Customize and Edit HTML, click on Edit HTML button.



Note:  Customize button is used to edit your template by GUI method and Edit HTML for editing via coding method.

4. Now tick the left top check box �Expand Widget Templates� and search the below code. (use  Ctrl+f to search.




<b:include data='blog' name='all-head-content'/>

if you not found this than try it

</head>

4. Now add the below code just after the above code. Shown as above picture:


<meta name='description' content='YOUR BLOG DESCRIPTION HERE' />
<meta name='keywords' content='YOUR BLOG KEY WORDS HERE' />
<meta name='author' content='AUTHOR OF BLOG NAME HERE' />

Customize the above code

Replace YOUR BLOG DESCRIPTION HERE with your own description.
YOUR BLOG KEYWORDS HERE WITH keywords of your blog.
And last AUTHOR OF BLOG NAME HERE By the author's name or Your name

Now save your template. You have done.

I always suggest my reader before editing always backup your blogger template.

I thought this article may help you. If you have any problem and want to ask anything to us. Use below comment box. Thanks �. J

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