Luke Mlsna

<p>Plugin that allows you to easily give individual posts and pages an HTML meta description from the edit post/pages admin area.</p>
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Meta Description

Adds a meta box to the edit posts/pages admin area for inputing an HTML meta description.

Timo Schlueter

<p>TagMeta generates meta keywords using your most used tags.<br />
It automatically gets the 10 most used tags out of your<br />
blog posts and pages and puts them into a valid meta-<br />
keyword string. This string then appears in the header of<br />
the home page of your theme. If you want to add tags per<br />
post, i suggest youre going to use the Headspace plugin.</p>


TagMeta

TagMeta generates meta keywords using your most used tags.

Meta Description vs TagMeta