Welcome to the Q&A Forum

You should not worry much about the length, up to a maximum of 300 characters. A few years ago the maximum was about 155, but Google increased it to 300. What is really important about the Meta Description is that you write something that gets the attention of the searcher, in the way that he or she decides to click and enter your web. So try to think: ¿what can result interesting to the searcher to mention in my meta description? I recommend especially mentioning the price, ir you have a good price, or an offer if you have it, or anything interesting for the searcher that you have. Using exclamations is also a good point. Dont think in terms of SEO for this meta, think about CTR. Hope my comment helped you!!

Thanks for sharing the very nice blog post. It is the really very impressive blog post about the funny rummy game app. If you want to play the rummy game and looking to develop the android and ios app for the poker game app then you DM on sales@mobzway.com. Visit: Rummy Game Development

Best thread ever.

Hi Lucía, Moz's very own Britney Muller has created a 3-part Whiteboard Friday series about using rich snippets. I think you'd find it really helpful! If you check it out, let us know. Thanks! Christy

Hola Lucía! 1. Google likes mainly these 3 formats: jpg, png and gif. 2. The less weight you have the images BETTER !. Here I leave a software where you can reduce the images with percentages of how much it reduces it and with different qualities: http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/imageoptimizer/ is very easy to use, try it and you will see. 3. Use the "alt" tag, or alternative text. Google is not able to interpret the information offered by the images; that is why you have to use the ALT attribute. 4. Use the "title" tag or title of the image. It never hurts to put the title on the images. With these 4 things you will ensure a good optimization of your images.

Hi, I am using category pages on my blog, but what to do with a view all page of all the articles? Example: articles 1-10 are in category A, articles 11-20 in category B and articles 21-30 in category C. But there is also a view all category page with articles 1-30. Should I 'noindex' this page (although this isn't really duplicate content since the articles per page are not the same as in the separate categories) or can I just let it be indexed?