On page report card - small niggle
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I've been carefully making page corrections and trying to get each age in line with SEOMoz recommendations.
However, under the section marked Optional (and I realise I could just ignore it!) it tells me to "Avoid Using Meta Keywords Tag".
However, none of the pages have any meta keywords in. They have a meta description, but no keywords. I have also removed any global keywords.
Is the software wrong, or are there some more hidden somewhere....
website page is
http://www.forktruckexpress.com/Hire/rossendale-forklift-hire.html
Thanks in advance
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Thanks for that. I've seen that, but assumed because the contents were empty, it was OK.
I guess my problem is that it's part of the template, so not sure how to remove it. I'll keep digging.
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Hi Gordon,
Looking at the source , you have the following tag on the page. Try removing it altogether and that might help.
name="<a class="attribute-value">keywords</a>" content="" /><meta
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