When I do a google search on my site, google lists all search results of my webpages with links to subpages instead of the full url. (which appears in green). Is this ok? Is it possible to force google to display the full url instead of several links to subpages.
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You are talking about sitelinks which can be managed by Google Webmaster Tools. In Google webmaster tool, under your site property go to Search Appearance > Sitelinks. Here you can modify and edit these sitelinks.
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Currently I am working on a website that uses google search for searching pages in the domain, google returns a thumbnail from a specific page (Most of the time a random image it finds on the page) together with the search result.
Wanting to move to Bing Web Search API, because google will start adding adds to the result, I was wondering if there was any possibility to get a site's thumbnail together with the search on a specific website? Bing Web Search API Docs says that thumbnails are not supported for all webpages, however there is no clear explanation about how to add one. Is there a workaround for this?
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If you are looking for search for your site only, you should use the Bing Custom Search: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cognitive-services/bing-custom-search/. You can create your search instance from customsearch.ai. I see custom search returns thumbnails for (al)most (all) results.
When we google for some business, it is displaying the result with all page indexed and Map. What changes we need to do in our website to display in such way.
For example:
https://www.google.com.sg/search?q=emhealth
For site links that displaying below the home page, Google will detect it automatically. Just focus on your SEO and Google will change it by itself.
For a map, you need to register on Google Business: https://www.google.com/business/
Google will index when you completely finished. when you doing local listing or local directory submission than your site map show SERPs.
I'm trying to improve the SEO of a website. I'm using the tool WooRank to improve some aspects of this web, and I created a blog with Blogger. I have put an image in my homepage with a link to my blog in Blogger, but WooRank keeps warning me that I don't have a blog. My blog has links to my website in my profile, and in the entries. Some SEO tools can find my blog from a landing page, linking to the blogspot URL from an image in the header and in the footer, but some not. Any ideas on how can I solve this issue?
Try adding a text link using the anchor text 'blog', or if you haven't already, include the word 'blog' in the alt attribute on the image that you link out to the blog.
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Try submitting the link to The Google URL submitter for a highlight at indexing. Also, make sure your robots.txt is not blocking the webpage or the folder from being indexed. If your website does not have a robots file, add a blank one.
Focus on Google, once they index the page, the other engines will follow.
If I have a site called http://example.com, and under it I have articles, such as:
http://example.com/articles/norwegian-statoil-ceo-resigns
Basically, I don't want the text from the frontpage to show on Google results, so that when you search for "statoil ceo", you ONLY get the article itself, but not the frontpage which contains this text but is not of the article itself.
If you did that, then Google could still display your home page with a note under the link saying they couldnt crawl the page. This is because robots.txt doesnt stop a page being indexed. You could noindex the home page, though personally I wouldnt recommend it.
i have some text and links that gets generated and i want to hide it from google. Any ideas?
i don't want to convert them to images. Maybe use some kind of javascript....???
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Use robots.txt to tell the Google Crawler not to index the content.
login Google webmaster tools and copy that link to you will delete that and in Google webmaster tools open menu and select delete crawler option and after paste your link that remove your link successfully in Google search enginee