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Let's say I'm selling biscuits.<br />
Can someone give me an example of how I can use HTML metatags and meta descriptions to sell biscuits on a web site.<br />
Where are these sections placed on the HTML page? &nbsp;Does placement of these sections matter?
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Let's say I'm selling biscuits.
Can someone give me an example of how I can use HTML metatags and meta descriptions to sell biscuits on a web site.
Where are these sections placed on the HTML page?  Does placement of these sections matter?

Using HTML Metags?  Or HTML Meta Description?

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