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Base template for HTML meta tags, Open Graph, Twitter Card, canonical and Next.js metadata.
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Practical reference pack for copying, reviewing and adapting SEO meta tags on web pages. The file includes a base set of HTML tags for titles and descriptions, Open Graph for social sharing, Twitter Card, canonical URLs, robots directives and a metadata example for Next.js projects. It is designed as a starting point to avoid common omissions when preparing a page for search engines and social platforms. Each block should be customized with the real page URL, title, description, image and directives before publication.
Step 1
Open the file and choose the block for traditional HTML or the Next.js metadata example.
Step 2
Replace sample titles, descriptions, URLs and images with the real values for each page.
Step 3
Set canonical and robots directives according to the indexing behavior you actually need.
Step 4
Check the generated code in the final page HTML and make sure duplicate tags are not present.
Step 5
Review the metadata again whenever the page URL, main content or social image changes.
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Base template for a web page title and meta description. Open Graph tags for social title, description, URL and image. Base Twitter Card configuration for shared-page previews. Canonical link example for identifying the preferred page URL. Reference robots directives for controlling indexing and crawling. Next.js metadata example as a starting point for modern projects.
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★★★★★
Sep 13, 2026
Muy buen recurso. Gracias.
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