A HTML tag used on the web page to provide a description for search engine listings.
The description tag is Meta data that appears if you right click your mouse and click "View Source" on any Web page. This data is written like a marketing statement and should clearly communicate the purpose of the page. Ideally, the description tag should be around 170 characters (with spaces). Depending on the engine, additional characters over 170 may be truncated. The description is visible on the SERP with engines that support this tag (some search engines, like Google, use a copy snippet for the description). Directory
an HTML tag used by Web page authors to provide a description for search engine listings.
a description of a web page
a META tag that allows the designer to control provide a summary of the website content
an HTML code that identifies the contents of the web page to search engine indexes
A type of meta tag used by some search engines to produce the descriptions that appear in search engine listings.
An HTML tag used to provide information or a description to search engines. It is intended to communicate clearly the intended function of the page. The description tag will appear if you right-click your mouse on any web page and select ″View Source″.
Is a brief description of the website placed in Meta tag. META name="description" content="Everything you wanted to know about elursrebmem word or v7ndotcom forum"
Meta information tag inserted at the top of a web page to describe the contents.
An HTML tag that gives a general description of the contents of the page. This description is not displayed on the page itself, but is largely intended to help the search engines index the page correctly. Some search engines use the description found in the description tag on their SERP s. A growing number of search engines are completely ignoring the description tag. For a more detailed look at the description tag and other types of meta tags, please refer to the Search Engine Yearbook .