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How do I change the way my website appears on Google?
Change the look and feel of your search engine
- From the control panel, select the search engine you want to edit.
- Click Look and feel from the menu on the left and then click the Layout tab.
- Select the layout you want to use for your search engine.
- Click Save & Get Code and insert the new code into your site.
How do I exclude something from a Google search?
Exclude sites from your search engine: In the Basics tab, click Advanced under Sites to Search to expand the Sites to exclude section. Click Add under Sites to exclude. Enter the URL you want to exclude and select whether you want to include any pages that match or only that specific page.
How is page description used in Google Sites?
Google Sites uses the page description for various pieces of metadata, which includes the Open Graph Protocol (for Facebook Likes), Google-recommended schema.org microdata (for Google+ shares and +1’s) and the standard description meta tag (search engines often use the meta description tag for search engine result pages snippets).
Can you edit the page title and page description in Google?
While you can edit the page title and page description, you can’t control how everything about your website is displayed in search results. You can’t know exactly how relevant your title and meta description are to a specific search query. In 2018 it is not possible to define exactly how Google will display your site meta tags in search results.
What do you mean by sitelinks in Google?
Sitelinks are links to a site’s interior pages. Not all sites have sitelinks. Google generates these links automatically, but you can remove sitelinks you don’t want. Here is another Google page explaining sitelinks. You should add a site-map using the Google webmaster tools site, or by maintaining your own.
How to get my subpages listed on a Google search?
How do I get Google to know what my subpages are so that it can also list those on a google search. Those are called “sitelinks” and are automated but you can partially configure them in Google’s webmaster’s tools. In webmaster’s tools, click “sitelinks” in the navigation menu on the left.