I've been there, so don't be embarrassed. So, it looks a little different, but hopefully you'll be able to see what I'm talking about as we continue this tutorial. Right now I don't want you to be concerned with anything that appeared in the HTML document except that which is shown above. It should be interesting for you to learn that most of what is recorded above is never seen by the regular visitors to your site. Nevertheless, it is this unseen part of the Web page that is most important to being favorably displayed in many of the search engines.
Search engines use spiders, crawlers, worms, or robots to inventory Web pages.
These varmints are looking for certain information so they can categorize and list your Web pages on their search engines. Most of these creepy things read META tags fluently, and they are very appreciative of any information the META tags provide. So there you have it, a little crash course in spiders and worms. I can't tell you anymore about these little critters, because this is all I know. But there is something else found between this HTML heading that is very important and often overlooked by novice Webmasters.