This is the description that appears below your website page when it appears in a Google search results page. It gives visitors an overview of the page’s content and encourages them to click on your result. In your content management system (WordPress, for example), you can write the meta-description for each page, but Google sometimes replaces your description with its own, depending on what a user is looking for.
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About the Author: Nicolas Laustriat
I am a CESI graduate, designer and multimedia integrator. I worked as a freelancer for a long time at the beginning of 2000, before joining EQUANCY, a strategic marketing and communication consultancy, where I deployed LAFARGE's new online communication strategy in 2003. Having become independent again in 2006, my expertise attracted attention and in 2009, in addition to my work as a digital consultant, I joined CEGOS as a trainer on the web project management, e-reputation and SEO modules. In 2010, I joined INHESJ (Institut National des Hautes Etudes de la Sécurité et la Justice) to present the evolution of online influence practices to large international companies. I assist major accounts in their excellent use of the Internet (best practices, sharing and deployment, crisis management, etc.), as well as business leaders and brands concerned with monitoring (and maintaining) their e-reputation, and communication agencies (white label). Testimonials from my clients: https://www.business-ereputation.com/avis-clients/