Meta Tags Tab
In this tab you can specify content to be inserted in the meta name element. These elements are added to the head element on all your storefront pages. The following are a few examples:
•to define you as the author of the site:
<meta name="author" content="John Doe" />
•to define your company as the copyright holder of the site:
<meta name="copyright" content="My Company" />
•to claim ownership of a public storefront so that it can be analyzed using Google Webmaster Tools. Similar tags exist for Bing or Yahoo:
<meta name="google-site-verification" content="my IDcode" />
The ID code is the content code generated by Google Webmaster Tools.
•to prevent the pages of a public storefront being indexed by search engines – by default for private stores:
<meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow" />
CAUTION: The
StoreFront system automatically creates a sitemap for public stores. The sitemap allows search engines to
crawl your public storefronts and index them for searching. If you do not want your storefront to appear in the search results of search engines, don’t forget to set up the
robots meta tag as described here. See
“Search Engine Optimization (SEO)” for more information on search engines.
•to insert one of the geotags that can be used to associate a storefront with a certain location:
<meta name="geo.placename" content="my city" />
Meta tags are particularly important for public stores. See also
“Search Engine Optimization (SEO)”.
1 Enter a string in the Name field to define the meta element type.
2 Enter a string in the Content field.
3 Click Save.
The element or elements are added to your pages.