Site tagging, as we already know, is about putting the right HTML commands in the right place.The difficulties come in knowing what types of tags to use and what to include in those tags. The basic tags — title, heading, body, and meta tags — should be included in every page that you want a search engine to find.

But to make these tags readable to the search engine crawlers, they should be formatted properly.The opening tag is usually bracketed with two sharp brackets (<tag>). The closing tag is also bracketed,but it includes a slash before the tag to indicate that the container is closing (</tag>).Notice that the tag name is repeated in both the opening and closing tags. This just tells thecrawler or web browser where a specific type of formatting or attribute should begin and end.There's another element of web-site design that you should know and use. It's called cascading style sheets (CSS) and it's not a tagging method, but rather a formatting method. You should use CSS so, that formatting tags are effective strictly in formatting, while the other tags actually do the workneeded to get your site listed naturally by a search crawler.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I guess this topic post wouldn't have seemed like spam to me if you broke what you said up with a couple of "<br />" and "<p>" tags, if you catch my drift.