I Can't Drive 155: Meta Descriptions in 2015
On-page SEO | Advanced SEOFor years, we've suggested a 155-character limit to meta descriptions. As long snippets appear more and more often, is it time to revise that rule?
For years, we've suggested a 155-character limit to meta descriptions. As long snippets appear more and more often, is it time to revise that rule?
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