HTML - Keyword Meta Tags
Keywords and/or phrases may be placed inside the keyword meta element. You should specify the most popular search terms you believe someone would use to reach your website. A few years back, you could spam this meta tag with any and every keyword possible to gain ranking on search engines. Now, however, repeated words, or words that do not pertain to the content of the site, will not benefit your search engine rankings.
HTML - Refresh and Redirect Meta
Later down the road, you may need to redirect traffic to another domain. A common reason might be that you have just purchased a better domain name and would like to retain your old visitors, yet still use your new domain. With the refresh meta tag, you will be able to redirect visitors to the website of your choice or simply refresh your own page to update dynamic content automatically.
For the refresh meta tag, the content attribute accepts two arguments separated by a semicolon (;). The first argument specifies the number of seconds between refreshes or redirection and the 2nd argument is a URL of where the browser will relocate.
HTML Redirect Meta Tag:
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<head> <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="10; url=http://www.tizag.com" /> </head>
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The above code refreshes Tizag's home page every 10 seconds. A quick refresh may be necessary for news, stocks, or any other time-sensitive information. The most common use for this type of meta tag, however, is redirection. To redirect a viewer automatically, just change the URL to the new site, like shown below. This code will send your visitors to espn.com after landing at your site for five seconds.
HTML Page Refresh Meta Tag:
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<head> <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5; url=http://www.espn.com" /> </head>
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