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vjackcon · May 7, 2011

The meta description isn't going to help with getting a page's rankings but in the social world it's often times the text that is automatically pulled into a social site. The best example is Facebook. When you add a link to your Facebook wall, it automatically pulls the title tag, meta description and let's you choose an image. Think of the meta description as a way to entice users to click on your link whether the user is searching on Google or checking out a page you shared on Facebook

jenny17 · May 9, 2011

Hello Friends..........

The Meta description tag is a snippet of HTML code that belongs inside the <Head> </Head> section of a Web page. It usually is placed after the Title tag and before the Meta keywords tag, although the order is not important.

The proper syntax for this HTML tag is: <META NAME="Description" CONTENT="Your descriptive sentence or two goes here.">

Thanks

nacolwhite · May 9, 2011

We have to use it because still there are plenty of social networking sites which do not pick the data directly from the URL of the website...

Mike William · May 18, 2011

Yes you are right but 100%, because there working mechanism is different for different social website.

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