I'm looking for a code that Google or yahoo or bing or ... will automatically show web page tree view.
tree view of website it depends on sitemap, so, how can we set that Google will show website tree in Google search result, something like contact us page and other pages will appear in down of domain name that user will be able to click on those tree view links.
I really appropriate for your posts and comments about this issue.
Regards
It's not totally up to you, Google will decide when and if they are going to show that and it's only for the top result. You should add your site to Webmasters Tools and you can read more about Sitelinks.
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When users navigate to data studio home page https://datastudio.google.com/navigation/reporting it unfortunately shows the 'Template Gallery'? How can we hide this?
Users just want to see their reports.
The templates create noise and confuse users to thinking they are reports built for them. Messy.
If question not appropriate for stackoverflow, can you please suggest a different forum?
The feature is currently not implemented.
Created a Feature Request by using the existing implementation in Google Sheets to demonstrate:
Option to Hide All Templates on Landing Page (like Google Sheets)
Vote on existing features by clicking on the "Star" icon (Top left).
I have a personal project which consumes my free time and effort for about a year without significant profit. I have problems with it appearance in Google and would really appreciate to get help here.
This project (http://yuppi.com.ua - similar to craiglist in US) is WEB-based AngularJS 1.2 application that uses PHP rest API hosted on GoDaddy. And in order to make this application popular it have to be very visible in internet and very searchable in Google and users have to be able to share pages via social networks or skype.
According to Google specification, google crawlers doesn't run javascript to get content of a web page before index, so I've added _escaped_fragment_ page that displays content of web page without javascript. For example:
Page: http://yuppi.com.ua/#!/items/sub/18/_
Dirty : yuppi.com.ua/?_escaped_fragment_=/items/sub/18/_
This dirty page will be redirected here where google will see content.
http://yuppi.com.ua/server/crawler_proxy/routee.php?path=/items/sub/18/
So basically I have two versions on HTML file for that page. One version is the one that available to users, which has styles, a lot more HTML tags etc. And the second is the version for Google crawler - very light-weight without any styles. And I am expecting to see clean link to my site in Google, not dirty.
So, If to search all links to a web site in Google you will see that one of the links displays it's "dirty" state.
Another problem is sharing links in Skype.
When I send a link to someone, I am expecting that this link will be transformed to thumbnail image but it is not happens. Instead I see ungly link to my web site.
Please help me to understand how to make happy everyone: users, google crawler, GoDaddy and me.
I was encountering the same problems last year with a big project and we ended to use : https://prerender.io/.
It's a prerendering system that work with a phantomjs browser to detect bot request and render a full html template. It does also instanciate a cache service to not render again a template that haven't change.
Hope it help's.
We have a separate mobile site and a separate desktop site. There's basically a "mobile" page for each normal page like this:
public_html/home.php
public_html/m/home.php
And the m/home.php is showing up in the search results. Is it possible to make google show the normal home.php instead?
Responsive design is a good solution, but that's not the answer I am looking for at the moment.
And I don't want to 301 redirect m/home.php because people on mobile still need to view it.
Is my only option to redirect the user to home.php from m/home.php when I detect that they are not using a mobile browser?
My advice put noindex meta on your all mobile pages that's help you to prevent mobile pages getting result on Google serp then add mobile detection script on your normal site set and redirct for mobile users.
I have setup a personal Drupal v.7 freelancer site which doesn't display in Google search results when searching based on home page title or other main keywords. It's home page title is "Professional X-Cart services".
The site is http://www.craftforweb.com and if you for example, do a Google search, using the text "X-Cart services" or "X-Cart" in Google, it won't be displayed even in the first 20 result pages. On the other hand, in Yahoo, it gets displayed on the first page and in Bing, it gets displayed in the 2nd search result page.
The site is displayed on Google search results only if you use it's domain name as search string (and maybe some other string, which I am not aware currently).
The site has been on for almost 5 months now.
I have used metatags for the site pages, also have installed "Pathauto", "Page Title" modules and have enabled clean URL's.
I appreciate any help on this.
For better on-site optimisation, you can install the SEO Checklist module and implement best practice. Another advice not related with programing is to get backlink from your customer web site.
I'm trying to see the path my users take when clicking thru a web app I have. I've got logs, awstats and webalizer on the server-side, and I'm looking to install some sort of analytical product. I don't see any breadcrumb/click path data in my log files. Am I missing it? Barring that, what analytical products (Yahoo, Google, etc) can do this?
Thanks.
You can try GAVisual a small tool for Google Analytics which can show you users paths with waves (page by page) visualisation. It uses GA data for your site which was collected before.
I believe Google Analytics supports this via a site overlay that shows which links users clicked on each page. I don't think it will do per-user tracking, but the site overlay gives you a good idea of how users in general navigate through your site.
Regardless, I would highly recommend Google Analytics - super easy to set up and really powerful.
Woopra can show click-through paths in real time and on reports. It uses colors to visualize bounces (red) and popup links (green).
The downsides: free only while in Beta, and it can take a while for your subscription request to get approved.
Google Analytics does summary reports for entrance and exit paths and bounce rates, but it cannot show such a compelling picture as Woopra at the individual user level.
(source: heeroz.com)