Why is my meta description not showing on Google?
There are many situations where the search engines won’t display your title tag or meta description. The title or meta description you specified is too short or too long. The title or meta description you specified is not an accurate reflection of what your page is really about.
How do I find the meta description on a website?
If you want to find out whether a given page is using meta tags, just right-click anywhere on the page and select “View Page Source.” A new tab will open in Chrome (in Firefox, it’ll be a pop-up window). The part at the top, or “head” of the page, is where the meta tags would be.
Why is my website not showing up on Google?
Most websites have something called a robots.txt file. This instructs search engines where they can and can’t go on your website. Google can’t crawl URLs blocked in your robots.txt file, which usually results in them not showing up in search results.
Why does Google show the wrong meta description for my site?
NOTE: If you need help with titles, use this guide: Google shows wrong titles for my site. The most common reason that Google shows a different meta description than the one you provided, is that they think that their snippet is better (for that search, for that user).
Why does Google use different title and description?
You force Google to recrawl your site so your updated titles and descriptions will show in the search results and help your click-through rates go through the roof. Then you search for your business only to find that Google has decided to use a different title and description. You panic.
How to see if a website is indexed in Google?
First, search Google for site: followed by your site’s exact URL or domain name with no other words. This checks if Google already sees your site and will show results with every page Google has indexed.