The items at hand need to be SEO optimized, just consider doing an SEO Helper, using the asp.net MVC Razor view engine, which is really easy and enjoyable:
1, first of all, in the Layout page render a section, called SEO, as follows:
2. Add a seo.cshtml to the App_Code code as follows:
@helper metatag (String description,string keywords) {<meta name= "description" content= "@description"/> Name= "KEYWORDS" content= "@keywords"/>} @helper NoIndex () {<meta name= "robots" content= "NoIndex"/>}
3, in the implementation page, the definition of SEO section
@section SEO {@SEO. MetaTag ("This is a description to my site.", "This keyword,serperated by Comma,another,keyword")}
When you browse the page, you can find <meta name= "description" content= ... "/> and <meta name=" keyword "content=" ... "> has been added to the page.
Of course, if you do not want the search engine included in the page, you can already use the @SEO. NoIndex () written as a not allowed to be included in the <meta>