google-search

I have a sitecore multisite setup. i'm currently struggling with the "duplicate content syndrome" were google bots indexes my sites and is able to access the content of the opposite site. this means it finds the same content on 2 different hostNames which gives the sites a lower rating in a google search. The reason it finds duplicate content is that i am able to access a child node on the oppsosite site than the one i'm currently browsing by typing the name in the URL. This is my web.config setup of the sites: < site name="website2" hostName="local.domain.dk" virtualFolder="/" >physicalFolder

I would like to add a google custom search box in my site, which is created by using ReactJS. So the user can search content both within the site and on web. The Google generated code is something like: <script> (function() { var cx = '013626029679071:ze3ta4'; var gcse = document.createElement('script'); gcse.type = 'text/javascript'; gcse.async = true; gcse.src = 'https://cse.google.com/cse.js?cx=' + cx; var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(gcse, s); })(); </script> <gcse:search></gcse:search> Is there a way to add this into the React component? It

I have angular base application yuppi.com.ua and I am using meta directive to bind content description for all pages using following code: <meta ng-if="meta.description != undefined" name="description" content="{{meta.description}}" /> When I inspect code I see that generated HTML contains exect what I need: <meta class="ng-scope" content="Yuppi - самая большая в Украине доска бесплатных объявлений" name="description" ng-if="meta.description == undefined"/> But when I search my site in Google, I see some text from footer but there should content description from . is anybody know what is wrong

When you try to view the source code of a Google search results page you just see a bunch of javascript code instead of readable text. How does Google do that? I have searched through the web but couldn't find a good explanation, only thing I found was this: http://goo.gl/FIvD6 and it is not really helpful. I am not a web developer but I just got curious. A brief explanation would be nice. Thanks. Google builds the DOM with the javascript you noted. It does this for a number of reasons: Decrease the load on the server to generate each dynamic result set with HTML markup. Google returns the

We've implemented rich snippets for a product type, as well as rich snippets for the organization type. Both types have their attributes passed into a JSON+LD type script wrapper. Please see the markup and validation here: Structured Data Testing Tool Google picks up the organization type and this is verifiable because we've actually changed the logo on our organization card. However, Google has not picked up any of the rich snippets attributes for our products. Note Both the product snippet and organization snippet validate perfectly, without any errors or warnings on the Structured Data

I'm trying to markup my breadcrumbs according to Schema.org in order to get breadcrumbs in the Google results like this: Home > Category > Current page But with my current markup it only shows: Home > Category Is something missing in my markup ( example page )? I'm using Navxt plugin for WordPress. <div class="breadcrumbs" typeof="BreadcrumbList" vocab="http://schema.org/"> <!-- Breadcrumb NavXT 5.4.0 --> <span property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem"><a property="item" typeof="WebPage" title="Go to Omdömen.se." href="http://www.xn--omdmen-yxa.se" class="home"><span property="name">Hem<