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Written by Nick Yeoman
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2008-01-08 09:24:00 |
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All good search engines utilize spiders (aka robots) which "crawl" the web looking for web pages. These search engine spiders then store the data in the search engine database. This process is called indexing.
Since around 1995, individual meta commands have existed that can be used on individual web pages to modify how these search engine spiders index the page. The most useful of these commands are fairly universal and respected by almost all search engines. What follows is a list of some of the more popular meta commands and instances in which you might want to use them.
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Last Updated ( 2008-01-08 09:31:51 )
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