phranque
msg:4209861 | 12:20 pm on Oct 1, 2010 (gmt 0) |
the metatag value should be based on the content of the url being requested rather than the current session.
the search engine spiders will read the metatags that are served with the document they are requesting with that url.
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goodroi
msg:4209883 | 12:54 pm on Oct 1, 2010 (gmt 0) |
phranque is correct meta data should be based on page content & not session.
technically it is probably possible to use session value, but i wouldnt do it that way. i see alot of complications and many ways it can go wrong. i could see it worst case triggering the search engine spam filters and leading to a possible penalty.
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Propools
msg:4209978 | 2:54 pm on Oct 1, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Where is the header.php file usually located on a server?
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Antara
msg:4213713 | 11:41 am on Oct 8, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Thanks for replying.
@Propools: In my case, this header.php file is located in the web root itself
@Goodroi, phranque: I understand...yes, it does show the spiders the metatags when that particular page is requested. I guess the Metatags would then have a bearing in the optimization process.
But is there any other way to do this ? I really wouldn't want to trigger the search engine spam filters. Sigh.
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