I am having doubt about meta description....plz help me..
when i search in google with some keyword i found one of my competitor's site with 4 lines of description.....so i check that site meta description by doing ctrl+u but their i found only 108 char description only.....how its happening it is any black hat seo ?
enyone explain me thanx It's not black hat seo. May be previously that website has long description and later he modified. Quote: Originally Posted by marksmit It's not black hat seo. May be previously that website has long description and later he modified. hmm yes may be after some days (one week) i will check that site description and post ...here no man this is not a black hat seo it is pure ethical seo in my eyes Google serps not necessarily show our meta description; instead, it fetches relevant content from the page itself and show them as description in serps. You could check that description on the webpage content itself. Don't worry it is not black hat seo... Thanks for replying ...i check many site's descriptions with help of ctrl+u and swoosty seo tool it shows same description and char.... search engine shows this site only 4 lines of description.. No its not black Hat SEO. May be some issues regarding updates and search engines. In my point of view it is not black hat SEO.It is completely white hat SEO. Quote: Originally Posted by marksmit It's not black hat seo. May be previously that website has long description and later he modified. this is for 90% explanation for this example.
If you are making your own title and desc you can use nice tool for this: seomofo.com/snippet-optimizer.html I think there is no issue of black hat seo I feel its ethical SEO technique not a black hat SEO. Meta description is not black hat SEO nor is a lengthy description, just the search engine looses interest. Its not black hat..Few days ago may be they have updated their website description but in google still last description appears relax dude, it is not a black hat seo... I think we established the correct answer in this thread.
Thanks.
when i search in google with some keyword i found one of my competitor's site with 4 lines of description.....so i check that site meta description by doing ctrl+u but their i found only 108 char description only.....how its happening it is any black hat seo ?
enyone explain me thanx It's not black hat seo. May be previously that website has long description and later he modified. Quote: Originally Posted by marksmit It's not black hat seo. May be previously that website has long description and later he modified. hmm yes may be after some days (one week) i will check that site description and post ...here no man this is not a black hat seo it is pure ethical seo in my eyes Google serps not necessarily show our meta description; instead, it fetches relevant content from the page itself and show them as description in serps. You could check that description on the webpage content itself. Don't worry it is not black hat seo... Thanks for replying ...i check many site's descriptions with help of ctrl+u and swoosty seo tool it shows same description and char.... search engine shows this site only 4 lines of description.. No its not black Hat SEO. May be some issues regarding updates and search engines. In my point of view it is not black hat SEO.It is completely white hat SEO. Quote: Originally Posted by marksmit It's not black hat seo. May be previously that website has long description and later he modified. this is for 90% explanation for this example.
If you are making your own title and desc you can use nice tool for this: seomofo.com/snippet-optimizer.html I think there is no issue of black hat seo I feel its ethical SEO technique not a black hat SEO. Meta description is not black hat SEO nor is a lengthy description, just the search engine looses interest. Its not black hat..Few days ago may be they have updated their website description but in google still last description appears relax dude, it is not a black hat seo... I think we established the correct answer in this thread.
Thanks.