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A meta description is a short piece of text that appears beneath the title of a web page within a search listing. It gives a brief summary of what the page is about, so the user can have a hunch of what to expect if they click on the link. Generally, meta descriptions are from 150 to 160 characters long. They do help pull users into visiting a web page but don’t factor directly into search engine rankings.

One of the major purposes of a meta description is to push someone to click through to your site. Although it does not have a value for SEO in its ranking directly, the impact on CTR is very effective. If your page is displayed in the search engine result pages, well, a user is going to read it, and a well-written meta description can become the catch point that will invite the click on your link rather than your competitor’s. In general, a higher CTR signals to search engines that your content is relevant, so that will indirectly impact your SEO efforts. Writing a meta description for your content needs much thought and meticulousness.

You want to make sure it reflects what’s on your page, with the right keywords and written in a fashion that’s going to grab your user’s attention. The trick is that you need to explain what your page is all about in just a couple of lines and still be the one that grabs attention compared to other results. It becomes a balancing act for writers of readability, keyword use, and call to action — all within limited characters. The best meta descriptions follow a few key guidelines: first, they should be clear and succinct, providing a summary of the core message.

They have a very natural flow of the main keyword in the meta description, which helps search engines identify it based on a query. More importantly, avoid stuffing keywords, as that could be spam and degrade the quality of the meta description. They appeal to the user’s intent: a need or question. A good meta description would indicate the benefit of the content, the solution given, or the compelling reason why one would visit the page. Moreover, meta descriptions should be unique for each page. That’s because duplicated meta descriptions can easily confuse search engines and users, thus reducing your chances of ranking well and winning user trust. Instead, there should be a tailored description for each single page that reflects the specific content on that very page. This will not only enhance the user experience but also improve indexing by search engines.

These days, meta descriptions form an important part of on-page SEO in modern practices of content writing. Usually, SEOs and content writers join hands to prepare such meta descriptions that inform users well while at the same time following the rules of the search engines. Writers can also improve a webpage’s performance in search results by using technical SEO tactics in combination with well-written content. We are aware of how important this has become.

Our experienced content writers and SEO team work at What Else Info Search collaboratively to ensure that each page on the website is developed with a dual focus: search engine optimization and audience engagement.

We aim at descriptions focused on bringing in users, increasing CTR that means click-through rate, which will then increase the performance of your website. You can rest assured that our content writing services will provide you with meta-descriptions that will increase your visibility and drive traffic to your website.”