Manipulating Meta Tags?

Bobster0007 · Jun 15, 2011

Hey,
Im no designer obviously. I can use wordpress only. Question is this...
When working on a "regular website", Or i guess i mean a non wordpress site, Is there something like the "All in one SEO Pack" for wordpress to use on the non wordpress site? I mean I need to use more customer oriented words instead of SEO friendly keywords for the "title tag" and "h1" tag for actual "on page" words. Maybe some HTML coding ?

Aremys · Jun 15, 2011

Put this inside your <head></head> tag.

Code:

<meta name="description" content="[your description]">
<meta name="keywords" content="[your keywords]">

madara1234 · Jun 15, 2011

I think what he means is if there is any tool that he can add to a website that will emulate All in One SEO's behavior and that his clients can use to input their titles, etc...

I've never heard of such a tool and really don't think such a thing is possible given how the code behind non-CMS websites can be very different, especially for dynamic websites. You'd probably have to create something that fits in with your websites.

Bobster0007 · Jun 15, 2011

madara1234 said:
I think what he means is if there is any tool that he can add to a website that will emulate All in One SEO's behavior and that his clients can use to input their titles, etc...

I've never heard of such a tool and really don't think such a thing is possible given how the code behind non-CMS websites can be very different, especially for dynamic websites. You'd probably have to create something that fits in with your websites.

You are correct my friend. Thats exactly what im asking.

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