Can you write title tags and meta descriptions?
Writing or rewriting all of the title tags and meta descriptions, while working keywords into the copy, is a tremendous accomplishment for any mid- to large-sized website. And, unfortunately, just finishing them in the spreadsheet doesn’t mean you are done.
Where do you put the meta tag in HTML?
The meta description meta tag is also added in the “head” section of your HTML. While meta descriptions are not a direct Google ranking factor, the can affect a page’s click-through rate and thus improve search rankings.
Can You bulk edit title tags in Yoast?
The great thing about this process is that you can bulk edit a lot of the information in Yoast using their Custom Fields. By referencing the table below, you should be able to update the metadata in Yoast for title tags, meta descriptions, canonical URLs and much more: *Note: We have only tested this using title tags and meta descriptions
When do you use a canonical meta tag?
A canonical meta tag is most commonly used by e-commerce websites when they have multiple pages with the same product but different variants (but can be used by all sites). In such cases, they use a canonical tag to tell the search engines which one is the main page. However, a canonical tag is not a directive.
How do I import metadata into a WordPress page?
In order to import the metadata to the right location, you’re going to need to map it to the proper page. We can do this using the WordPress Post ID. Simply put, the post_id is a unique number assigned to every page on your WordPress site. You can actually see it in the URL when you’re editing a particular page.
How to change the title of a CSV file?
Next use the VLOOKUP function to grab the post_id from your original list. You should use the URL as the key for this function. In this example, I changed the “Recommended Title Tag” field to “_yoast_wpseo_title”. This field is what allows Yoast to change the title tag of a post when the CSV is uploaded.