IO just want to show my additional page link like this Google search page result. How to do that easily. I'm using WordPress.
Here is the image link that i need to do. http://i.stack.imgur.com/Yyn8g.jpg
Thank's in advance!
There are 2 types of sitelinks that show up in SERPs: the one you showed and an expanded view. The one that you showed is generated by google and cannot be influenced easily.
Heres a 2009 Post about it:
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2009/04/one-line-sitelinks.html
And here is a discussion on MOZ about it:
https://moz.com/community/q/has-anyone-found-a-way-to-get-site-links-in-the-serps
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I am currently experiencing a problem with my google results. My meta description has been changed to characters I know nothing about for no reason. Normally here was the description that is on my home page, but that is suddenly gone. (see the screenshot for clarification).
I've tried a lot of things to adjust the meta description, but unfortunately I can't figure it out and this is a bad image for my company.
It concerns the website www.webrange.nl that I built with wordpress. Does anyone have any tips or maybe a way to solve this? So that the description returns to normal.
I have changed the description in the head of the website:
All-in webdevelopment
And also changed it with a seo plugin, and in the theme it self.
Description displayed on google results can be different from the meta description of your website for multiples reasons.
Google crawlers doesn't crawl websites everytime, there may be a delay of few hours to few days between your meta description modification and the moment when google update the description displayed on search results.
As we can see and your page, the meta description seems correct. It 's possible that you already fixed your problem but you'll have to wait for Google to update it on their side.
You can check google search console to force a new indexation of your page, or (re)send your xml sitemap. It can accelerate the process.
Also, keep in mind that Google can use an excerpt of your page content instead of your meta description if Google decides that the excerpt he found on your page is more relevant than your meta description, depending on keyword searched by the user. Example : You have a page talking about cars, and the user search for "engine" in google. If your meta description does not contain the word "engine" but your page content has a text containing it, there is high probability that Google display a description with an excerpt of that content instead of your meta description. It can be confusing
I have a blogspot website. In Blogspot, you can select different themes to view a page (i.e classic, mosaic, flipcard etc.).
In Google Analytics, in All Pages report, all of them are shown separately.
/?view=flipcard
/?view=classic
/?view=mosaic
/?view=magazine
/?view=sidebar
/?view=snapshot
/?view=timeslide
I want to see them as my home page in my reports.
The same thing happens with the sub-pages as well. For example, this is an article in my blog, but I see two different entries in my reports.
/2014/05/deneme.html?view=snapshot
/2014/05/deneme.html?view=mosaic
I want to see all these articles as /2014/05/deneme.html in my reports.
Do I need to create different filters for each and every article in my blog?
What is going to happen if I add new articles, do I need to add the filters right after publishing my article to prevent this happening for my future articles?
Can you help me with the advanced filter setup in Analytics?
Thanks.
Nope, no need to add different filters, just add View to the Exclude Query Parameter option under View > View Settings.
Is it possible to have a search form on every page of my WordPress site, in the header.php for instance, that contains a search form for Google Maps? When someone adds their postcode into the box they get redirected to the search results page which shows their results.
If so, does anyone know how this works or can anyone provide any code?
Many thanks
M
This is quite possible, and is described here in google's API. You can redirect the user using data gathered by your form, or you can actually even embed a map into your own webpage (which seems like a better user experience, and lets the user spend more time on your site).
I have a bunch of custom meta boxes, I'd like to have the values of these meta boxes added to the search when someone uses my search form. Is it possible to do this?
For example, I have a credit meta box. When someone searches for "Spielberg" I'd like the Jurassic Park page to show up.
Try the following links. Thanks
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/35864/how-to-make-search-include-data-from-wp-postmeta
I have a really popular WP blog but I want to increase number of "pageviews" by splitting my articles on two article pages by using code.
Everything works fine except the like button. On the second page of the article it's showing zero Likes and when you like the article on the second page it share the URL of the second page.
Permalink structure looks like this: http://www.tarzanija.com/article-title/ and second page of the article is http://www.tarzanija.com/article-title/2/
Is there any way I can set my Like button to show count and URL of the first article page on the /2/ page?
Since this is my first post here I hope I didn't do anything wrong :)
Cheers!
You need to explicitly set the og:url meta tag for both pages to be the same (http://www.tarzanija.com/article-title/).
For no matter which page of the article you're on, always use http://www.tarzanija.com/article-title/ in the like plugin's code. Don't insert the page number or it will be counted as separate likes by Facebook.