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Add meta tags in blog, blogger

Meta tags are important block of codes in the HTML of your blog or website. They tell search engines about your blog/website title, description and etc. So when users search the web for materials that are relevant to your blog/website, search engines suggest them your blog/website.

 Steps to add meta tags:
  • Login to your Blogger Account
  • Click on the Template Tab
  • Click on Edit HTML
  • Search for <head>
  • Copy the following Code and Paste it Below <head>
<!-- Meta Tags - ddtechone.blogspot.com  -->
 <meta content='Your Blog Description' name='description'/>
 <meta content='Keyword1,Keyword2,...' name='keywords'/>
 <meta content='Author Name' name='Author'/>
 <meta content='all' name='robots'/>
 <meta content='Language Name' name='language'/>
 <meta content='Country Name' name='country'/>
<!-- /Meta Tags - ddtechone.blogspot.com  -->
  • Change 'Your Blog Description' with your blog description
  • Change 'Keyword1,Keyword2,...' with your blog keywords
  • Change 'Author Name'
  • Change 'Language Name' eg. English
  • Change 'Country Name' with your country
Save your Template. It's done now.

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