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Blogger ah Meta Tag Koih in!


Blogger zong nasia takin ong ki puah to in mipi zat theih ding in SEO(Search Engine Optimization) ong bawl khia ta uh a, Meta tag zattehih ding in ong koih uh hi. I blog sung bek hilo in, mimal mahmah a zong ong zonkhiat sak thei ta hi.
A thuah dan ding ki pan ni. I neih khit leh nai nailoh en masa ni.
A nuai a code pen na Template sungah a ki hel nai hiam en masa ni.
Blogger Dashboard >> Design >> Edit Html ah pai in a nuaia laimal te zong khia ni.

<b:include data='blog' name='all-head-content'/>

A om naikei a leh Ctrl+F mek in a nuai a laimal zong ni.

<b:if cond='data:blog.metaDescription != &quot;&quot;'>
<meta expr:content='data:blog.metaDescription' name='description'/>
</b:if>
Na muh ciangin a tunga a hingmel (Green) tawh laihpah ni.
A zenzen in muh in a om ngiat kei leh nuai ah a tunga a hingmel(Green) teng Paste pah ni.
Note: Meta tag thuah sa na neih leh lakhia masak ding deihsak na om!
Na Blog bawl i Description guang in.
Dashboard >> Setting >> Search Preferences ah anuai alim bangin:
Tua Search na meek teh Meta tag om hi. Tua ah Description ading in ki OFF ding hi Tua pen a gei a Edit meek in la, Na luggleh teng gelh in. A nuai alim bangin:

Save Setting tawh pusuak in.
Lai na post nang na gelh teh Post Setting ci in na taklam ah om ding hi . Tua en suk leteh Search Preferences om ding a na lunggulh, na blog gelh tawh kisai teng gelh suk in. A nuai a lim bangin:


Tu-a dan in na blog te gelh leteh na gelh thu leh la te pen Seach Engine pan in manlang takin ong mu khia ding uh a, na post te mite in na mu zungzung ding uh cih deihna ahi hi.
Deihsak na tawh,

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