There are a number of reasons one might choose to hide certain pages from the main navigation of a website or search engines . Pages such as Terms of use, Privacy policy, submission confirmation, etc. should probably not be visible on the main navigation or to search engines.
This article is divided into two parts (part 1 & 2). This is the first part. There’s a link for the second part at the end of this post. As the title of this post suggests, this tutorial will cover two aspects of weebly SE0 configurations:
Within the SETTINGS tab on your weebly editor, you will find SEO tab and from there you can configure a site-wide seo for your website. But this is not enough. In order to get a better ranking, you need to configure individual pages and posts for search engines. I will guide you step-by-step on how to optimize both your weebly individual pages and weebly individual blog post for search engines.
This is the second part of this article. Read the first part here.
In the first part of this article, I explained the meanings of meta descriptions, meta keywords and page titles. I also explained how to add them to weebly pages and blog posts.
This part of the article will focus on submitting your website to search engines. I will not put much emphasis on this because there are loads of articles from both search engines and other authors explaining how to submit a website to any search engine.
The primary reason for this article is to remind you or let you know that it doesn’t stop at adding meta tags to your website, that submitting your website to search engines is very important. Below, I have listed some links to help you submit your website to search engines. You are free to search google for more helpful links.