Yo Developer,
the subject of this question is not new.
Also true the answers were not completed yet...
I got:
<?php
<head>
<meta name="description" content="<? echo "$description"; ?>">
<meta name="keywords" content="<? echo "$keywords"; ?>">
<meta name="title" content="<? echo "$title"; ?>">
<meta name="author" content="<? echo "$keywords"; ?>">
<meta name="robots" content="index">
<meta name="robots" content="all">
<meta name="revisit-after" content="<? echo "$revisit"; ?>">
?>
(... and other irrelevant head content for my subject)
Now we can pull the $description, $keywords, and $author from a Mysql-database well then again, I think some content-manager still got to much to do... (and because mostly that will be me, I hope you can help me with a solution...
I was trying to make a script which takes relevant keywords, from the body. And then I would like to use the text between <h3></h3> for my META $description and the text between <span></span> for my $title.
But probably the most difficult thing, the keywords selected from whole <body></body>
So... if I have something like this....
<body>
Some people think that for optimizing your pages the META information is irrelevant. I know they are wrong. I have tested this shit. I have a high pagerank on Google. But of course the content of the pages is more relevant.
</body>
The ideal script selects max $keyword=
=3 from body WHERE 2 words are <6 chars.
then my var $keywords will be generated like:
$keywords="information is irrelevant, high pagerank on, pagerank on Google";
So I think my keywords will become really dynamic and relevant this way...
Anyway, who can join my thoughts and help us further?
Or maybe you have a much wiser solution to my MAKE_KEYWORDS_RELEVANT_AND_DYNAMIC_script?
Thanks...
(p.s. in SEO META is important... believe me...)