: Are there negative tags that should not appear in as far as Google is concerned? I just created a new website and I put quite a few meta and link elements in the head element. Looking
I just created a new website and I put quite a few meta and link elements in the head element.
Looking at various posts on the net, it seems that some say certain meta or link tags can have a negative impact. Or the fact that you have so many can somehow impact you SEO ranking. The only one I know of, that can have a negative effect, is the keywords meta tag in the event you put keywords that have nothing to do with the page and/or site.
From what I find at Google, there isn't much about those tags. I have seen this page, for example, which lists a few tags that they support. But I have not seen a more authoritative page where they list the entire set of tags they support there. (i.e. canonical, next, prev, …).
What I'd like to make sure of is that there are no black listed tags. Correct?
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Google for a long while now has placed very little credit in meta tags in favor of evaluating the page content itself. I am not aware of any particular meta tags that can cause a negative effect on a sites tank but that isn't to say there is none, Google evaluates a site based on a huge number of signals (somewhere around 2000 if memory serves) and the meta tags basically account for a relatively tiny contribution against other signals such as content, load time, user experience, etc.
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