Google’s Senior Webmaster Trends Analyst John Mueller, responded to a tweet that asked about implementing revisit-after meta tags on a website.
Someone on twitter asked John Mueller
“Hi @JohnMu.. Can I use any of these revisit meta tags on my website? Is it good to use?”
<meta content=”4 days” name=”revisit-after”>
<meta name=”revisit-after” content=”4 days” />
John Muller responded with
Sure you can use them. If you’re curious about Google, here is the meta-tags that we support. I don’t know who supports “revisit-after”, my understanding is none of the search engines do anything with it.
Here is the tweet
Sure you can use them. If you’re curious about Google, https://t.co/zxZgOLug2e is the meta-tags that we support. I don’t know who supports “revisit-after”, my understanding is none of the search engines do anything with it.
— 🍌 John 🍌 (@JohnMu) June 9, 2020
Key Takeaway
- As per John’s understanding, there are no search engines that support the revisit-after meta tag. However, if anyone wishes to use it on their website can implement it.
- John has also shared a link to the document that tells us about the Special tags that Google understands.
- Further, as per Moz, revisit after meta tag is a command to the robots to return to a page after a specific period. Any major search engine does not follow it.
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