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Whether or not to include a page in search results Whether or not to follow links on a page (even if it is blocked from being indexed) Request to not index images on a page Request to not show cached results of the web page in . Request not to show a snippet (meta description) of the page in . To understand how a . meta tag can be used, we need to look at the different attributes and directives.



We'll share code examples that you can take and place in the header of your page to ask search engines to index your page in a certain way. Audit your website with . Site Audit Try it for free → ADS illustration Robot meta tag attributes and directives Using . meta tags is pretty simple once you understand how to set the two attributes: name content. Both attributes are required, so you must set a value for each. Let's take a look at these Phone Number List attributes in more detail. Name The name attribute controls whether crawlers and bots (user agents, also known as UAs) follow the instructions in the . meta tag. To tell all trackers to follow the instructions.





In most scenarios, you'll want to use this as the default, but you can use as many different meta . tags as necessary to specify instructions for different crawlers. To give instructions to different trackers, it is simply a matter of using several tags: <meta name="googlebot" content="."> <meta name="googlebot-news" content="nosnippet"> There are hundreds of different user agents. The most common are: Google: Googlebot (you can see a complete list of Google crawlers here ) Bing: Bingbot (you can see a full list of