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Moreover, note that in the SERP, you can find some pages with the good title but with the wrong description, cf. the 2 first results for example here http://img
by gildas 11y ago
Moreover, note that in the SERP, you can find some pages with the good title but with the wrong description, cf. the 2 first results for example here http://imgur.com/cOV85UJ http://imgur.com/cOV85UJ.
BTW, if you don't want every app to be indexed, I would recommend you the tag <meta name="bots" content="noindex"> in the app pages. Alternatively, you could define the canonical URL as the URL of the original content.
- dansingerman 11y agoThanks. We have a lot of optimisation to do. When we launched we weren't sure to what extent we'd be indexed. Now that we know we are (by Google at least) we can put some focus on optimising our SERPS.
- neogenix 11y agoWe have a ReactJs application served from S3 with dynamic content on https://teletext.io https://teletext.io. All content (eg texts) is loaded asynchronously from a CloudFront distribution and I can confirm this is indexed properly by Google (see https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Ateletext.io https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Ateletext.io). The only thing we cannot seem to get right are the meta title and meta description. If you set that asynchronously based on the React page you are rendering, Google only seems to pick it up in about 10% of the pages. So the SERPS doesn't look as pretty as you would like. I didn't found a solution for that yet. :-(