Content-specific guidelines. Images and video. Best practices for ecommerce in Search. COVID resources and tips. Quality guidelines. Control crawling and indexing. Sitemap extensions. Meta tags. Crawler management. Google crawlers.
Site moves and changes. Site moves. International and multilingual sites. JavaScript content. Change your Search appearance. Using structured data. Feature guides. Debug with search operators. Web Stories. Early Adopters Program. Optimize your page experience. Choose a configuration. Search APIs. Meta tags that Google understands Google supports both page-level meta-tags and inline directives to help control how your site's pages will appear in Google Search.
Use this tag to provide a short description of the page. In some situations, this description is used in the snippet shown in search results. These meta tags control the behavior of search engine crawling and indexing. When users search for your site, Google Search results sometimes display a search box specific to your site, along with other direct links to your site. This tag tells Google not to show the sitelinks search box.
Learn more about sitelinks search box. When Google recognizes that the contents of a page aren't in the language that the user likely wants to read, Google may provide a translated title link and snippet in search results. If the user clicks the translated title link, all further user interaction with the page is through Google Translate, which will automatically translate any links followed.
In general, this gives you the chance to provide your unique and compelling content to a much larger group of users. However, there may be situations where this is not desired. This meta tag tells Google that you don't want us to provide a translation for this page. Case study. In addition to seeing a traffic increase, Saramin saw the quality of their traffic improve. Read the case study. After the launch of JobPosting structured data, Google organic traffic to ZipRecruiter job pages converted at a rate three times higher than organic traffic from other search engines.
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