MetaMagic

WordPress Plugin: MetaMagic
Generates the meta keywords tags and the meta description tag!
Update: MetaMagic tested with WordPress 2.3.3 – 3.2.1

 

 

 

Installation:
1. Download the plugin below.
2. Upload the plugin to your wp-content/plugins directory.
3. Activate the plugin.
4. Configure it through the Options panel.

How MetaMagic Works:

This WordPress plugin creates the meta keywords tag and the meta descriptions tag for single posts automatically, simply add the tags <MetaMagic>a phrase in your post</MetaMagic> while in the WordPress Editor(html mode) and that will be the meta description tag content. The meta keywords content is generated from the tags in your post. In the Options Panel you can toggle meta keywords tag only, or meta description tags only, or both, or none. This version of MetaMagic still supports the underline tags (<u>phrase in your post</u>). Using the new method of tags (<MetaMagic>a phrase in your post</MetaMagic>) will allow you to preview your page source, so that you can view your new meta description and meta keywords, once you click publish, the <MetaMagic> tags are removed from your post, but your meta description & meta keywords are now in your new blog post. 

These tags should really improve your SEO!

Give us feedback good or bad.

Enjoy,

HughesTech Plugin Team 

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3 Responses to “MetaMagic”

  1. on 29 Apr 2008 at 4:38 am admin

    Hi Steven,

    Your Miley Cyrus post:

    <meta name=”description” content=”Miley Cyrus” />
    <meta name=”keywords” content=”" />

    MetaMagic will only generate a meta description tag for one underlined word, phrase, or line.

    Your post has “Miley Cyrus” underlined first, so that is the only phrase that will be displayed in your meta description tag.

    The reason your keywords tag is blank, is because there are no tags for that post. If you don’t add tags with your posts, then uncheck that feature in the MetaMagic options.

    You can view some of our posts here at our blog to see how MetaMagic works.

    Hope this helps

    Thanks,
    Larry

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  3. on 08 Aug 2012 at 11:05 pm admin

    Yes, Simply add phrase

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