Geotagging and HTML A block of text of piece of HTML code can also be geotagged by using specific standards in communicating the exact location to be attached to the HTML. The format for geotagging HTML is as follows: How to Write Geotags The easiest way to add geotags to a Web page is with meta tags. You create a ICBM meta tag that includes the latitude and longitude in the contents of the tag: You can then add other meta tags that include the region, placename, and other elements (altitude, etc). These are named "geo.*" and the contents are the value for that tag. For example: Another way you can tag your pages is to use the Geo microformat. There are only two properties in the Geo microformat: latitude and longitude. To add it to your pages, simply surround the latitude and longitude information in a span (or any other XHTML tag) with the title "latitude" or "longitude" as appropriate. It's also a good idea to surround the entire location with a div or span with the title "geo". For example: It's easy to add geotags to your sites.