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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32232, member: 636"] Meta Tags help search engines determine what your webpage contains. These tags sit in the HEAD part of your HTML page. Search engines read this information, but visitors can't see it on your actual page. Having unique, exact Meta titles and descriptions matters a lot. Search engines look at these tags first to understand your page content. Users also see these tags in search results before visiting your site. Think of Meta Tags as both search engine food and your first chance to make users interested. They shape how people find you and decide if they want to click. Good Meta Tags bring more visitors because they clearly show what people will find on your page. Make sure each page has different meta tags that match exactly what's on that specific page. This helps search engines send the right visitors your way and lets people know they'll find what they need. [/QUOTE]