: SEO Help - Using Rich Snippets I launched my web comics website, www.hittingtreeswithsticks.com, late November of last year and would like to improve its SEO. Go Daddy provides Search Engine Visibility

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I launched my web comics website, hittingtreeswithsticks.com, late November of last year and would like to improve its SEO.

Go Daddy provides Search Engine Visibility assistance... so I'm trying to understand that.

Right now, my SEO sucks. My goal is to have the search look like The Oatmeal's:

But currently looks like this:

So... my questions are:

1) How do I control the descriptive text under my URL. Currently it says "use of this website signifies your agreement to my terms and conditions", which is certainly not something I want to show up in search.

2) I've created a "Rich Snippet" which GoDaddy says I need to attach to each of my blog posts. I built my website from scratch using PHP, and did not use an existing framework. So, the way I'm displaying images is pulling rows from a MYSQL database... once someone clicks on the comic thumbnail, it displays the associated (by ID) full size comic on the "view comic" template. So I'm not sure where I should put this generated Rich Snippet code. Should I just put it in the section?

<link rel="author" href="https://plus.google.com/u/0/104687106959620241243/about" />

Thank you!

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1 - This goes in the <head> section of your website:

<meta content="Here you describe your website, and that's what appears on search engines" name="description" />

2 - *Edit: Anywhere before or after the article you just wrote. here

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