On 23 May 2011, at 00:28, Evan Ingam wrote:
> I am trying to evaluate whether to go with Django SEO (http://django-
> seo.readthedocs.org/en/latest/contents.html) or to create my own by
> embedding the relevant meta data fields as values in the models. Doing
> a search across the threads, there are not too many discussions on
> this. Looking for feedback on usage of Django SEO from this community
> including whether there are any alternatives.
> Cheers.
Since it is pretty common knowledge that Google makes no use of meta data
fields at all other than occasionally replacing the test displayed under links
in the search results page with the meta description and possibly making use of
the author field I'm not entirely convinced of the need for doing any extensive
work for this other than the bare minimum needed.
What benefit do you expect to get from having all the meta data fields set? It
certainly won't help boost your search ranking and the keywords field is
completely ignored by Google.
Simon.
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