Wrong Finance Card Result in Google SERP.
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Hi All,
How do I correct wrong stock price card information for the specific brand in Google SERP?
When I search for "DBS Bank stock price" it returns PowerShares DB Silver Fund (ETF) stock price instead of the correct D05.SI
Thanks
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You can use send feedback button at the bottom of the search page results. It will ask for more information about your query
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