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Indexing Requirements for a Web Page
We have already seen the use of the "Title" tags on the previous page.
Now let us look at a typical "Meta" tag:
<META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="preach christ, christ crucified, preach, christ, crucified, christ's death">
In this example the web page would be indexed under the Title and the Meta Name keywords as the primary ranking for indexing this page.
A basic web page template would look like this: (I alway captialize all tag names, so the HTML source program is easier to read.)
AltaVista even goes so far as to state: "Do not submit a description or keywords with a URL. To control the abstract served back with your page, use META tags."
Two things are virtually required for a web page, but neither show on a web page.
<HEAD>
<TITLE> How to Preach Christ Crucified</TITLE>
<META NAME="keywords" CONTENT=" preach, christ, christ crucified, preach, christ, crucified, christ's death">
</HEAD>
<BODY>
. . . .
. . . . (This is what is seen on the screen.)
. . . .
</BODY>
</HTML>