Date in the video search results
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How to control date display in the Google video SERP?
Even if pages don't have dates in it, Google displays dates for some results.
Try with this:
Search query: Thanks video
- Check the third result.
Thanks.
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I'm not sure about this, if you will embed a YouTube video you would say they would be able to determine to the publication date because Google ownes the data. You could give it a try by testing.
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Thanks for your answer.
So if this tag is not provided, can we expect that Google will not display the date?
Thanks.
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Hi,
Videos are included for sites within the SERPs by submitting a video SItemap to Google. Within the sitemap you have the possibility to add the tag: video:publication_date, this tag will provide Google with the data for the date you'll find in the SERPs.</video:publication_date>
video:publication_date2007-11-05T19:20:30+08:00</video:publication_date>
More information on how to use this and what kind of formats for this tag/ video sitemap could be found here.
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