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Stuart
Stuart

Reputation: 688

HTML META XML DATA Inclusion

I was thinking (Danger), that most webpages are "Good Content" surrounded by "Rubbish", adverts, upsells etc. The search engines know this, they see the rubbish and extract the information they want, but I was a thinking.... What if I could include an XML/RSS feed referenced in the META which included just that Good Content, perfectly formed.

<title>Acne Commercial Soap</title>
<url>http://acne.no/commercial-soap/</url>
<description/>etc
<image/>etc
<related-products>
 <title>Acne Commercial Soap Brush</title>
 <url>http://acne.no/commercial-soap-brush/</url> 
 <description/>etc
 <image/>etc
</related-products>

Is there already a standard in place for such a thing? Referencing the core content of the page in the page? Is am I just insaine?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 117

Answers (1)

Paul Butcher
Paul Butcher

Reputation: 6956

RDFa and Microformats are both intended to achieve this goal (though not in the fashion you describe)

Upvotes: 1

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