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SEO Best Practices for Meta Tags

• Include your main keyword naturally in both the title and description.
• Front-load important keywords in the meta title.
• Write unique meta tags for every page on your website.
• Keep meta titles under 60 characters to avoid truncation in search results.
• Keep meta descriptions under 160 characters to ensure the full message is visible.
• Use compelling language that encourages users to click.
• Match the content of your page accurately.
• Consider adding a call to action in the meta description.

Google EEAT Considerations

• Experience: Highlight your real-world experience or the practical aspects covered on the page.
• Expertise: Showcase your knowledge and skills.
• Authoritativeness: Emphasize your credibility and recognition.
• Trustworthiness: Be clear, honest, and accurate.
• Include your brand name in the meta title.
• Ensure your website has clear "About Us" and "Contact Us" pages.

Advanced SEO Tips

• Use modifiers in your title like "best," "top," "guide," "review," "how to" to target specific search intents.
• Incorporate power words in your description to make it more engaging (e.g., "proven," "secret," "ultimate").
• Consider the emotional trigger you want to evoke with your meta description.
• Think about search intent: What is the user likely looking for when they search for your main keyword? Tailor your meta tags to match this intent.
• Use structured data (Schema Markup) on your pages to provide search engines with more context about your content. While this tool doesn't generate schema, ensure you implement it correctly on your WordPress site.
• Optimize for social sharing: While these meta tags primarily affect search results, consider how they might appear if your page is shared on social media. Some WordPress plugins can help you customize social media snippets.