In Search Engine Optimization (SEO) world,
website keywords rank is getting hard in Google search engine. Google needs to require
all things are unique and informative to users.
Now we are
discussing about Meta description.
Google’s head of search spam Matt Cutts asking to us regarding Meta description
in his recent video where a human writes in to ask.
Is it required
for each single page in website to have a unique Meta tag description?
Matt Cutts
says there are only two options for Meta tag description.
If you want
to find duplicate content on your website, It is very simple to find and
avoiding duplicate meta tag description by registering and verifying your
website with the free Google Webmaster Tools console. Google will crawl your
website and tell you if they find duplicate Meta tag descriptions.- You can make a unique Meta tag description.
- You never elect to put a same Meta tag description At all. Definitely don’t have duplicate Meta tag descriptions.
Generally
speaking, Matt says it’s probably not worth your time to write a unique Meta tag
description for every single page on your website. Matt doesn’t even bother to
do that on his own blog.
Matt
recommends doing this only on pages that really matter. Such as your home page
or pages that have high ROI. If you notice that some of your pages have really
bad auto-generated snippets, you should consider writing a unique Meta tag
description for those as well.
To sum
everything up, you should avoid having duplicate Meta tag descriptions on all pages.
Instead, write unique descriptions for some pages and just let Google
auto-generate the rest.
What do you reflect
about Matt Cutts’ newest video? Do you write unique Meta tag descriptions for
all pages? Let me know in the comments section!
You can see
the full video below: