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I was hoping they would appear as my <a href="http://sami-cox.blogspot.com.au/" rel="ugc">blog</a> which I also post to Facebook and Google+.
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I was hoping they would appear as my blog [http://sami-cox.blogspot.com.au/] which I also post to Facebook and Google+.

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You need to make sure the meta description for the page contains what you want them to use. <br />
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You have probably set one meta description that every page on your website is using.
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You need to make sure the meta description for the page contains what you want them to use.

You have probably set one meta description that every page on your website is using.

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How do I change that on Google Sites?
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I've not got a blogger website so I'm not sure if how you can edit the meta description.<br />
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When adding a blog post are their any extra options labelled something like description/summary/snippe<wbr />t?
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I've not got a blogger website so I'm not sure if how you can edit the meta description.

When adding a blog post are their any extra options labelled something like description/summary/snippet?

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My website designed in Google Sites has a section for tech tips, for example (<a href="http://www.noveltech.com.au/top-tips/duplex-printing-the-manual-way" rel="ugc">Novel Tech Aust</a>). When I paste a link of these tips into <a href="https://plus.google.com/103536411147252558717/posts" rel="ugc">Google+</a> or my facebook page <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Novel-Tech/285027551562782" rel="ugc">Facebook</a> the description that accompanies them is my entire web site description rather than a short excerpt from the page. How do I rectify this?
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My website designed in Google Sites has a section for tech tips, for example (Novel Tech Aust (http://www.noveltech.com.au/top-tips/duplex-printing-the-manual-way)). When I paste a link of these tips into Google+ (https://plus.google.com/103536411147252558717/posts) or my facebook page Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Novel-Tech/285027551562782) the description that accompanies them is my entire web site description rather than a short excerpt from the page. How do I rectify this?

Google Sites and page links

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