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In your first example, >90% of the text on the page is in the "More Like This" section which is heavily personalized by Pinterest. So I'm seeing different conte
by jonas21 8y ago
In your first example, >90% of the text on the page is in the "More Like This" section which is heavily personalized by Pinterest. So I'm seeing different content than you are, and Googlebot saw different content than either of us. Given the complete randomness of the content in there, I wouldn't be surprised at all if "monkeys" appeared on the version that was indexed.
In your second example, the word "monkeys" does appear on the page, in the "Show reviews that mention" section.
More importantly, did you have a result in mind for this query that isn't showing up? It seems somewhat nonsensical.
- andrewprock 8y agoAs loathe as I am to invoke Inception, having an advertising platform index advertisements and then sell my traffic to advertisers feels like a recursive death I don't want to die.
- prepend 8y agoThanks for the reply. I’m on mobile and searched on mobile and I don’t see “show reviews that mention.” I do see “read reviews that mention” but that includes stuff but not monkeys [0]. The Pinterest page perhaps has monkeys at some point, but doesn’t now. This isn’t a real search, I just added something whimsical (and I miss San Diego burritos). This is behavior I remember but don’t typically track so it’s hard to remember on command. Note you can use search tools | verbatim and it will return pages will all terms. The Pinterest page is still there, but the trip advisor page is missing [1]. [0] https://imgur.com/gallery/Xlp8lsk https://imgur.com/gallery/Xlp8lsk [1] https://www.google.com/search?q=%22monkeys%22+burritos+san+diego+%E2%80%9Cfries%E2%80%9D&client=safari&hl=en-us&prmd=inmv&source=lnt&tbs=li:1&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiA7cCViYjfAhWJF8AKHWTPBaAQpwV6BAgNEBM&biw=375&bih=635#ip=1 https://www.google.com/search?q=%22monkeys%22+burritos+san+d...