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Rina7RS
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Irrelevant meta tags

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Viewport – In this mobile world, you should specify the Viewport. Otherwise, you run the risk of a poor mobile experience — the Google PageSpeed ​​Insights tool will tell you more . The standard tags are:
<meta name=viewport content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
Different sites will require the use of these in specific situations, but if you can get away with it, please do so.

Social meta tags - OpenGraph and Twitter data are important to share, but are not required in themselves .
Robots - A huge misconception is that you have to have a Robots meta tag. Let's be clear on this: in terms of indexing and link following, if you don't specify a Robots meta tag, they will read it as index, follow . You only need to add meta robots if you want to change one of those two commands. So if you wanted to no-index, but follow the links on your page, you would add the following tag, using only no-index, as the following implies. Only change what you want to be different.
<meta name="robots" content="noindex" >
Specific robots Googlebot - These tags are used to give thailand mobile database specific robot instructions, like noodp forces them to not use your DMOZ listing information, RIP and noydir same, but with Yahoo Directory listing information instead. Generally, the search engines themselves are really good at this kind of thing, but if you think you need it, feel free. I've seen a few cases where it's necessary, but if you must, consider using the robots tags listed above.
Language - The only reason to use this tag is if you want to go international and need to declare the primary language used on the page. Check out this metalanguage resource for a full list of languages ​​you can declare.
Geographic – Last I heard , these meta tags are supported by Bing but not Google you can target countries in Search Console . There are three kinds: Place Name, Location Latitude and Longitude , and Region .
<META NAME="geo.position" CONTENT="latitude; longitude"><META NAME="geo.placename" CONTENT="Place Name"><META NAME="geoegion" CONTENT="Country Subvision Code.
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