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If you use Chrome, you can see this using the free Mozbar: https://moz.com/products/pro/seo-toolbar Click on Page Analysis > On-Page Elements and you'll see Page Title, Meta Description etc. along with character count. There's a ton of other cool stuff on there, too. Enjoy!

I'm pretty sure meta language is the only thing Bing recognizes for language at this point. http://returnonnow.com/2012/06/international-seo-hreflang-tag/ For any other search engines, you need to employ the Meta Language Tag. There are two ways to set up the syntax on this tag: Or the alternative syntax would be: If the site is only targeting a language, the latter would suffice. However, if you are targeting to language and country (e.g. Spanish for Spain vs. Mexico), use the first option.

Hi, From an SEO standpoint, ideally you should be implementing the hreflang tag - it indicates to the search engines not just the language of the page, but the relationship between the pages on the site in the different languages. It tells the search engines these pages are alternate translations of one another, and you should show the right page for the person in their correct language. You can learn more about the hreflang tag from Google directly: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/182192 https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/189077?hl=en I would ook to implement this first. Good luck, Mark

They're still relevant, especially for image search. I'd change one thing in your strategy though... From "focused on primary page keyword" to "focused on describing the image" Assuming you're using images relevant to the topic you can do both, but when you have to make a choice between those two choose the latter.