Overview:
The
Expires
Tag
declares
to
search
engines
when the
content
on your
website
will
expire
The
Expires
META tag
defines
the
expiration
date and
time of
the
document
being
indexed.
If your
website
is
running
a
limited
time
event or
there is
a preset
date
when
your
document
will no
longer
be
valid,
you
should
include
the
Expires
tag to
indicate
to
search
engines
when to
delete
your
webpage
from
their
database.
The
expires
tag is
commonly
used in
conjunction
with the
Revisit
Tag as a
means to
get
search
engines
to
re-visit
a
website
every
few
days.
This is
commonly
used by
websites
who
update
their
content
frequently
and want
search
engines
to have
a fresh
copy of
their
content.
Search
Engines
Usage
The
Expires
Meta Tag
is
principally
used as
a means
to
indicate
to
search
engines
a fixed
date
when
they
should
remove
your
page
from
their
database.
If your
page
will
expire
at a
preset
date, it
is
advisable
to set
this tag
a day or
two
before
you plan
the
expiry
such
that
search
engines
have
time to
remove
you and
avoid
users
getting
an an
expired
document
or an
error.
Recommended
Usage:
Optional
- Use if
you have
a preset
document
deletion
date
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