Posted 14th October 2014 in Meta-data
Meta data is website content that isn’t displayed on a webpage; data that is hidden away behind the scenes.
It includes things like:
It’s stuff that’s not helpful to your people who are looking at your webpage, but very useful when your website is ‘scanned’ by search engines, social networks and other non-human visitors.
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Here are a couple more resources for you to enjoy. If that’s not enough, have a look at the full list.
Hero images are those big images at the top of a blog post. They have some compelling benefits, but there are some things to consider.
A privacy policy lets your visitors know that you care about their privacy. If you collect their data in any way you’re obliged to tell them.