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You may have noticed that in search result pages (SERPs) of Google, there is a two line description:

Google uses (most of the time) your meta description (if it thinks it’s more relevant) and if your description is too long, it will cut it and show 3 dots at the end:

If you don’t want this ti happen, write a good description that is only 155 characters long, for example, in this case the description fits perfectly:

So when writing a meta description remember: (in no particular order)

1 – Write a meta description that is 155 characters long. (or less, obviously)
2 – Write a meta description that is descriptive.
3 – Write a meta description that is provocative.
4 – Use your primary keyword(s) in it, don’t write a stream of keywords, write something meaningful.

One of my clients was buying Stumble traffic and as soon as he stopped doing it, Alexa rank for his site dropped by 1000s.
We think this is because users with Stumble toolbar tend to have Alexa toolbar too. (and probably other toolbars)