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trouble getting google to display proper description
I am having the trouble that google is displaying a repeated list from one of my repeat regions as the description of my site. I believe that this is because the name of the site appears in the repeat region. I want to get Google to display my description meta tag in the search description area. Is there any way to accomplish this? or is there anyway to prevent google from recognizing the repeat region? The site is www.glowfishtw.com
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Think of Google as a user/visitor. Google sees the same page that those users see. The difference is that Google sees the words and code even if they are hidden via CSS or javascript, while a user would not.
So you could look at using CSS to hide sections of content.
However, Google is getting better about accounting for CSS code, so this is only a temporary solution.
Eventually the Google engine will act just like a person viewing the page...
So you could look at using CSS to hide sections of content.
However, Google is getting better about accounting for CSS code, so this is only a temporary solution.
Eventually the Google engine will act just like a person viewing the page...
You are doing a redirect from your homepage to the index.asp page - I would suggest just setting the index.asp as the page loaded for the domain and not doing it as a redirect.
Cloaking between user and spider will eventually get you into trouble. Try having a permanent page that loads for the domain will help.
You can put a footer on the pages hardcoded that your dynamic page content pushes to the bottom... use that text as the description you want.
Cloaking between user and spider will eventually get you into trouble. Try having a permanent page that loads for the domain will help.
You can put a footer on the pages hardcoded that your dynamic page content pushes to the bottom... use that text as the description you want.
There is a suggestion to write a 'robot.txt' file which would contain all the info you would like that a search engine would find out .. take a look at:
http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=768382&rl=1
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http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=768382&rl=1
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This is a handy help for the robots.txt file
http://www.mcanerin.com/EN/search-engine/robots-txt.asp
http://www.mcanerin.com/EN/search-engine/robots-txt.asp
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