Hi Daniel, *,
On Saturday 09 July 2005 09:08, Daniel Carrera wrote:
[SEO]
> 1) Title
> Text to be present into <TITLE> tag. It is displayed in browser
> title bar. Search engines display it as a title of the document.
>
> <daniel> I guess we'll just say "OOoAuthors" </daniel>
+1
> 2) Meta Description Tag
> Description of the document to be displayed right below title in
> search engine results. It is indexed and considered to be more
> important then the page content by several SE.
>
> <daniel>
> How about:
> "OOoAuthors is the development site for OpenOffice.org
> documentation. We are a group of volunteer reviewers, writers,
> editors and translators. We always need more volunteers, and
> everyone is welcome, no matter what your level of knowledge or
> experience is."
> </daniel>
+1
> 3) Meta Keywords Tag
> Keywords of the page to be indexed with. Though the relevance of
> listing meta keywords is of questionable value now it is useful
> to document what meta keywords you are focusing on for this page
> - for furture reference.
>
> <daniel>
> OOo; OpenOffice.org; OpenOffice; Open Office; OOoAuthors;
> Authors; volunteer; documentation; write; contribute; translate;
> open source; free software; Creative Commons
Not "Creative Commons Licence"? And maybe "volunteers needed" in
addition to "volunteer"?
> 4) HTML Comment
> Comments embedded into HTML header.
>
> <daniel> Same as Meta Description Tag? </daniel>
+1
> 5) Robot Tag
> Robots meta tag value. Allows or denies indefing, following
> links, etc. for spiders indexing your content.
>
> <daniel> Just pick the default: ALL </daniel>
+1
> 6) Distribution Tag
> Distribution meta tag to designate time and area disribution of
> the document.
>
> <daniel> Just pick the default: Global </daniel>
+1
To me it seems that you have picked up the best possible keywords,
but maybe someone wants to add something ... ;)
Have a nice day
Thomas.
--
Nature makes boys and girls lovely to look upon so they can be
tolerated until they acquire some sense.
-- William Phelps
