Every page on your website has to have a mega title tag. For search engine optimization purposes, you should include your keywords in your title tag. When you are creating your mega title tag, each significant word in the title should start with a capital letter, like it would in a title. Here is an example of a mega title tag for a page titled “Mega Tags – What are They and How do I Use Them
the links and index the page looks like this: <meta name="robots" content="index, follow" /> Some site owners don't mind if the spiders follow the links on their pages. In fact, they keep their site with “follow” tags to encourage others to comment on their blog, knowing the commenter will get a link back to their own site. This is affectionately called “link love.” Other site owners don't want the spiders to leave their site, so they specifically tell the robots “no follow” in the meta tag. Using meta tags correctly can help increase the search engine rank of your page, although because so many people have manipulated their meta tags solely to increase their rankings, the search engines don't place as much importance on them as they use to a few years ago. However, having a basic understanding of meta tags will help you understand much of the conversation surrounding building websites and performing search engine optimization on your sites.
The 8.2MHz Mini tag is the hot and popular security tag for clothing. This is the small hard tag with the highest level of detect.
The mini tag protects: clothes, hats, and also other accessories. Mini square make a great visual theft deterrent. This security tag is a wonderful lightweight visual theft deterrent. Mini Hard Tags work with a Flat Head, Cone, or Ink pin to secure sensor to merchandise. The Mini Hard Security Tag works extremely well with a loop lanyard with pin, or pin lanyard to defend shoes, bags, plus some sports gear. This outlet security tag requires a standard magnetic detacher to obtain the pin.
This RF Hard Tags are befitting all Checkpoint and similar 8.2 MHz Rf (RF) anti-theft systems. Ordered in sums of 500 (includes pin).
EAS (Electronic Article Surveillance), also known as Electronic Article Surveillance (Pirates) system is one of the major commodity security measures currently widely used in the retail industry. EAS in the mid-1960s in the United States come, first applied to the garment industry, has now been extended to more than 80 countries and regions worldwide, applications are extended to department stores, supermarkets, book a variety of industries, especially the application of large supermarkets (storage) of fully developed.
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