Comments on: Meta tags content for search engine friendly http://www.neyokes.com/2006/05/04/meta-content-for-search-engine-friendly/ neyokes.com - I jsut wnat to wirte dwon my preosanl thuoghts in tihs bolg Fri, 21 Nov 2008 12:45:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: sekoyen http://www.neyokes.com/2006/05/04/meta-content-for-search-engine-friendly/#comment-9 Thu, 04 May 2006 12:57:36 +0000 http://www.neyokes.com/2006/05/04/meta-content-for-search-engine-friendly/#comment-9 IMHO, it is best if you could include it. How if a blogger have hundreds of pages to update? Lucky me, I have only 40+ posts :). If you include it, at least, every posts have their own keywords with just one click after installation as a basic. After all, it is a very good script! IMHO, it is best if you could include it. How if a blogger have hundreds of pages to update? Lucky me, I have only 40+ posts :) . If you include it, at least, every posts have their own keywords with just one click after installation as a basic.

After all, it is a very good script!

]]> by: Rich Boakes http://www.neyokes.com/2006/05/04/meta-content-for-search-engine-friendly/#comment-8 Thu, 04 May 2006 09:11:26 +0000 http://www.neyokes.com/2006/05/04/meta-content-for-search-engine-friendly/#comment-8 <blockquote>"At first I thought, it will create all the keywords from all published articles, but it does not. In fact I have to open all the posts in the editor one by one and save it."</blockquote> I've been asked by several people to create a "sweep" function that could update all existing posts, but this would only fill the existing posts with sub-optimal tags. The tags that Autometa can generate are a good guide, but they're not perfect, which I why I recommend that users hand-finish their tags before publication, and why I've not implemented the "sweep". If someone else wants to do so, then I'll include it with the code.

“At first I thought, it will create all the keywords from all published articles, but it does not. In fact I have to open all the posts in the editor one by one and save it.”

I’ve been asked by several people to create a “sweep” function that could update all existing posts, but this would only fill the existing posts with sub-optimal tags.

The tags that Autometa can generate are a good guide, but they’re not perfect, which I why I recommend that users hand-finish their tags before publication, and why I’ve not implemented the “sweep”.

If someone else wants to do so, then I’ll include it with the code.

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