Although meta tags are not use by most new search engines (mainly google), several popular engines still use them&#33; Here is a list of several important search engines. Here is an example meta tag code I would use for GFXVoid. Insert between <head> and </head>
Code:
&#60;META NAME=&#34;keywords&#34; CONTENT=&#34;tutorials, photoshop, cinema 4d&#34;&#62;
&#60;META NAME=&#34;description&#34; CONTENT=&#34;Great site with hundreds of tutorials&#34;&#62;
&#60;META HTTP-EQUIV=&#34;Content-Language&#34; CONTENT=&#34;EN&#34;&#62;
&#60;META NAME=&#34;author&#34; CONTENT=&#34;Void Network&#34;&#62;
&#60;META NAME=&#34;revisit-after&#34; CONTENT=&#34;2 days&#34;&#62;
&#60;META NAME=&#34;copyright&#34; CONTENT=&#34;&#40;C&#41; 2004-2005 Void Network and GFXVoid.com&#34;&#62;
&#60;META NAME=&#34;robots&#34; CONTENT=&#34;FOLLOW,INDEX&#34;&#62;
META NAME="keywords": Keywords you want for search engines.

META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Language" CONTENT="EN": Showing that your site is in English.

META NAME="author": Showing the author of the site, usually a name or email address.

META NAME="revisit-after": Time you want bots to revist your site after to index content in their search engine.

META NAME="copyright": A short copyright statement.

META NAME="robots" CONTENT="FOLLOW,INDEX": Tells bots to follow hyperlinks and index the pages it follows.

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