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The SEO Debate: Should You Write or Skip Meta Descriptions?
SEO is always evolving. Just when you think you've nailed best practices, something new shakes things up. The latest conversation stirring the pot? Whether you should bother writing meta descriptions at all.
That’s right - those short bits of text that show up in search engine results under your page title. For years, they’ve been a staple of on-page SEO. But now, some experts are suggesting you might be better off skipping them entirely.
Let’s break it down.
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Tagged algorithm changes, boost traffic, clean code, fast load times, fast-loading website, high-quality content, Jono Alderson, Mark Williams-Cook, meta description, on-page seo, performance, search engine optimization, search engine results, seo, user experience, user-friendly
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