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This is what a robot meta tag looks like in a page's code:

<meta name="robots" content="noindex" />
These tags are specific to each page and allow you to tell search engines how you want or not to include it in the index.

What are robots meta tags used for?
Robots meta tags are used to control how Google indexes the content on your website. This includes:

Whether or not to include a page in search results
Whether to follow or nofollow links on a page (even if it is blocked from being indexed)
Request not to index images on a page
Request not to show cached results of the website in tunisia mobile database SERPs
Request not to show a snippet (meta description) of the page in the SERPs
To understand how a robots meta tag can be used, we need to look at the different attributes and directives. We'll share with you examples of code that you can take and place in the header of your page to ask search engines to index your page in a certain way.

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Robots meta tag attributes and directives
Using robots meta tags is pretty simple once you understand how to set the two attributes: name content. Both attributes are required, so you need to set a value for each.