Adding meta tags to individual blogger post

Good news folks, now you can finally add meta description to individual posts and pages on Blogger! This new feature is only one of several new features added by Blogger aiming at improving its SEO (Search Engine Optimization).
Meta description is a big deal because it describes the content of your blog or post. It will appear as snippet in search result and as description when you share the post on Google+, Facebook and other social networks. A good description increases the post’s chances of getting clicked.
 

1. Enabling and adding meta description to multi-post pages

1. Go to Settings > Search preferences > Meta tags > Description and click the Edit link.

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How to add meta tags in Blog

In this blog post I tell you about how to add meta tags to your blogs. But before starting this post we have a first question what are meta tags and why we use meta tag. So now I explain meta tags are HTML codes which are added in the blog header section. A meta tag gives some important information to crawlers (Yahoo, Google, and Bing) about our blogs or sites. For a best performance of our site or blog, meta tags are very important. It is need to every blog or sites. Another way its gives information to search engine for finding our blogs or sites. It is increases our blog or site traffic. This is very simple to add them to your blog or site. So below I giving you a code copy and paste these codes in your blog or sites.

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Universe in age crisis!

How old is the Universe? How long ago did the Big Bang take place? It may seem like a daunting task to date the birth of something as vast and all-encompassing as the Universe. But according to Edwin Hubble, the indisputable father of modern astronomy, it is not.

In 1929, Hubble observed that light and radiation from distant galaxies are red-shifted. A red shift is drift of the wavelength toward longer values if sources of radiation are receding from the observer. The red shift together with cosmic microwave background radiation (CMBR) cold remnants of the hot and highly energetic radiation that emanated after the Big Bang and red-shifted to low-energy, long wavelength microwaves are proof that the Universe is expanding and its contents are moving away from us. In fact, red shift and CMBR are the living storytellers of the Universe. They tell us that before birth, the Universe was a mathematical singularity with all the mass concentrated into an effectively zero volume. The Universe, therefore, has a finite age.

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