Things to Avoid In Meta Descriptions

Here is some Things to Avoid In Meta Descriptions While writing meta descriptions for your site is informative and descriptive for both, end-users and search engine crawlers, there are various practices to avoid. There have been some SEO (Search Engine Optimization) programmers who think that it is okay to write a meta description that bears no relevance to the site. This is largely attributed to the reasoning that their site has a lot of competitors, so they attempt to make a description that does not have a lot of competition, but is not relevant to the content. Search engines may impose a penalty because the meta content is misleading. As a general rule of thumb, it is crucial to avoid writing a generic description or a description that is stuffed with keywords. For example, a generic description might look like this: "This is an SEO page." It is not wise to copy and paste all or any of the web content into the meta description.The meta description should be unique and relevant. Using a meta description tag that informs search engines and users what the site is about will help. If your site has multiple pages, it is a good idea to create a single description for each page within your site.