I need to know the length limit parameters for the meta tags for google +, and search the documentation and could not find information.
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I think the default character number for the title in the search result is 70 characters before it gets cut off. Is there a way to change and increase this number? I have lengthy article titles and I want them shown in my search results page.
I don't see a setting for this in my Programmable Search dashboard, but it might be a possibility with the API. If you have done something similar, can you share the steps you took or where to begin with? I am very new with Google programmable search.
I have a simple query in weebly web-site i have updated SEO title and meta description on product category pages but it is not update on website.
is there any another options to update SEO title and Meta description on weebly website.?
here i am update the SEO title and description in weebly web-sitehere i update SEO title and meta description
it is not shown on that product category page
Probably by the phrase SEO titles you mean meta titles.
Check the metadata value from Wikipedia:
Metadata is "data information that provides information about other
data".
Probably meta titles and meta descriptions can be attributed to descriptive metadata. Therefore, let's check the value for this category of metadata:
Descriptive metadata is descriptive information about a resource. It
is used for discovery and identification.
Thus, the meta-elements you have specified can be used as online identifiers for each web page on your website.
The attached screenshot is seen in the meta elements you use an abbreviation such as CBD. Much mention of the abbreviations in your meta elements can be seen as keyword stuffing.
Also in the meta description, you use some kind of URL. This may prevent you from scanning text for voice search (text to speech). Use the correct grammar in the meta elements and do not use characters such as $ as you have it.
In addition, the content of these meta elements is difficult to consider as descriptive and it is difficult to consider it as an identifier for the content of a web page. Phrases such as Best and Popular, if this does not have explicit confirmation, can be attributed to advertising, but not to the description or to the ID.
Check out the following Google guidelines for meta titles and meta descriptions:
Page titles should be descriptive and concise.
Avoid keyword stuffing. It's sometimes helpful to have a few descriptive terms in the title, but there’s no reason to have the
same words or phrases appear multiple times.
Avoid repeated or boilerplate titles.
Brand your titles, but concisely. Include clearly tagged facts in the description.
The fact that Google ignores the content of your meta elements may be a signal that this content is not relevant to the content of the web page.
This is confirmed by the following information from the specified guidelines:
If you’re seeing your pages appear in the search results with modified
titles, check whether your titles have one of the problems described
above. If not, consider whether the alternate title is a better fit
for the query.
If I use this URL to get the Category page
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?&callback=jQuery111206430303168017417_1453394474227&action=query&prop=revisions&rvprop=content&format=json&titles=Category%3AHacker+(subculture)&_=1453394474245
but I only have a header and other categories, how to get the same page as on Wikipedia with a list of articles?
The Wikimedia API does not return the HTML page as it appears when you browse Wikipedia. If you want that page, you need to call it by its common URL, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Hacker_%28subculture%29
If you want to use the API to get at the page titles or page ids listed in a certain category, you need to query for category members.
For your query, you would do something like: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&list=categorymembers&cmtitle=Category%3AHacker+%28subculture%29
Set cmlimit to get more than the default ten pages. Maximum is 500.
You can then parse the JSON to get at the listed page titles or page ids, e.g. to create links to those pages.
Look at the documentation for an explanation of these and other parameters you may use in your query.
The query uses format=jsonfm (for a readable rendering of the data) as a default. Use format=json for your data query.
I'm using the CSE JSON/XML API to search my custom search engine but the results do not include the actual relevance score for each item. Is this completely unsupported or is there a way to retrieve it? I can almost swear I've seen it in the API before :)
There's a "<RK>" ranking element in the (old?) XML API but it's always set to 10 it seems..
The exhaustive list of supported fields in json response is documented here:
https://developers.google.com/custom-search/json-api/v1/reference/cse/list#response
So it seems no, relevance score is not provided.
I need an online resource where I can get list of words using an API with certain configuration, per example, minimum/maximum length of word, the number of words.
I presume you mean an API providing English words. Based on the SOWPODS word list I created this API for my Wordfeud cheat engine. Usage is based on backlinking to the domain front page. Feel free to use it and comment on functionality.