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hello i made a website called and what im wondering is how should i describe the page this is my first website so im new to this. my description is poor and i have no idea what my webpage should be described as but i think its some kind of a directory but dont now, could anyone give me clues how to describe each page, im not a good writer when it comes to explain stuff like webpages so any help will be nice. i use iframes to load the subcategories with search engines and i need to describe those sides to, so im just wondering if i would describe it as "list of what is listed" or anyone could help me a litle bit.

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A short expert summary and practical next steps based on the thread: the site behaves like a multi-search aggregator (as noted) and needs clear, page‑specific summaries so search engines and visitors immediately understand each page’s purpose. Meta descriptions are short, human‑readable summaries (not ranking signals) that can be used as the snippet in search results; they should be unique per page and describe that page’s core function in plain language. (developers.google.com)

Practical guidelines and quick examples: front‑load the main idea, keep descriptions concise, and avoid repeating the same description across pages. For most pages aim for roughly 120–160 characters so important text is visible in results, but don’t obsess over an exact number because snippets can be chosen or truncated by Google. If there are many category/subcategory pages, generate descriptions programmatically from page fields (category name + 1 short action phrase) to keep them unique. Example meta tag for a single page:

<meta name="description" content="Compare results from multiple major search engines for a chosen category—fast side‑by‑side queries." />

These approaches follow common on‑page SEO best practices. (moz.rankious.com)

Notes about the iframe implementation (critical): content inside an iframe may not be treated the same as native page content and Google won’t always associate iframe text with the parent page, so important searchable text is safer when included directly in the host HTML or provided as crawlable text links. If keeping embedded pages is required, consider server‑side alternatives or expose the subpage as its own crawlable URL and use meta robots rules such as noindex,indexifembedded on the embedded source when the goal is to have it indexed only when embedded. Test indexing behavior with Search Console’s URL Inspection after changes. (developers.google.com)

References: Google’s guide on meta descriptions, Moz on description length/best practices, and Google guidance about iframes/indexing are the primary sources for the recommendations above.

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Member Avatar for paddington4u

nice website, keep working

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thank you very much, now i just need to be pointed in the right direction on how to describe it, i never been good in descibing things on what to include and what not to. but thank you for your reply.

Member Avatar for canadafred

I'd consider it a limited multi-search engine. Neat idea.

Member Avatar for princysharma90

Good.. Nice idea of combining various search engines at one place.
I have gone through your sites and I think there are only 3 pages i.e home, about us and contact us, out of which at your home page there is no space for any description and on contact us page you have added a form again which needs no description and left only about us page on that page you have a nice consice description but check out for the spelling errors and be more descriptive like "one place for your different queries where you can search for queries on multiple search engines. Here's the way how you can search your queries by just selecting the category:" then write the 1 or 2 steps.

Member Avatar for stevenpeter

Thanks for sharing a useful information.

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Member Avatar for jennifer1234

Thanks for sharing, This is very useful information.

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im gonna check out the spelling errors then and try describe it a litle beter andthank you for the information. and could i like describe buildings ctegory with"A list with several buildings to browse thru, click 1 to copy that into 6 popular search engines?"

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searchswamp.com The one place where you can search
for multiple queries on the internet by just
selecting a category and click a subcategory
to copy that query into 6 different search engines.
Please check out the contact page if you feel anything
should be changed or if you have any question at all. will this work as a description then or should i add something more

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