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Google Says Do Not Duplicate Your Meta Descriptions
19th November 2013
Googles head of search spam, Matt Cutts, has released a video expressing the need for unique meta descriptions with in your website pages. His message is clear – do not have duplicate meta descriptions on your website.
He even stated that it was better to have unique meta descriptions or even no meta descriptions at all rather than duplications.
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One of the services that Innermedia provides to it’s clients is website management, a service where each month a detailed report is run on your website checking that everything is up to date and that no information is missing. Here is a list of things we check.
- meta descriptions (new pages, blog articles etc.)
- h1 and h2 tags (page tags that tell Google the theme of the page)
- image alt tags, naming conventions, size (helps with Google image search)
- server errors (404 errors occur when pages indexed by Google are renamed or removed)
- cms updates (version control, plug-in and core language updates – ensure site cannot be hacked)
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