Re: Text below links in google search results and sitemap verification

Search engines, including Google, use the meta description tag.
The text that appears below a page title in the
search results page, when that page is indexed, is either
the content of the meta description tag or, for a keyword
search, a text snippet from that page including the keyword/keywords.
In the case of a Flash page, it would be most likely the content of
the meta description tag.
As Waitman Gobble wrote, the meta description tag
should have a content relevant to your website.

I think you are referring to the keyords meta tag
as with debatable influence in Google search results
(since keywords can be found elsewhere
in an indexed page). I think it is a good idea to have
good meta keywords as well, especially for a Flash document.
By good meta keywords I mean keywords relevant to the
page content, not too many and not the same keywords in all your pages.

Maybe you can give the URL of your site.

Also, Happy New Year!

Baltclown wrote:
> Yes, the error message is in the source code and since there's no other
> text I guess that's what it is picking up.
>
> Would meta tags work with google? I thought I read something that said
> it ignored them.