Why google index some meta titles I dont have?
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Hi there,
I have a problem with a website and I am desperate to find a solution because I have tried many things and nothing works!
My website its: adtriboo.com
Google does not find my main URL (main countro spain) www.adtriboo.com/es and I dont see this page its indexed in google. See link
Also, google its showing some meta titles that are not in my page! For example my subfolder for the country Chile shows this title: Chile - Adtriboo but this its my real title Diseño logo, logotipos, video corporativo - adtriboo
In webmaster tools everything looks good, and if I explore the webpage like google in webmaster tools the code its ok and everything lookd okay.
If you see for example the URL from Chile (www.adtriboo.com/es_CL) the meta title is not the right one!
Also i have a problem indexatión because i am not visible for any of my keywords even in the page 10!
Please, somebody knows what happen?
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Yes I did it!
I set up every subfolder for his country:
adtriboo.com/es for spain
adtriboo.com/es_CL for Chile
etc etc....
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Did you set up the Geotarget location in Webmaster tools and if so, what did you set it up as?
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