No, it's not on. The site is indexed, just certain description tags aren't.
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RE: Description tag not showing in the SERPs because page is blocked by Robots, but the page isn't blocked. Any help?posted in On-Page Optimization
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RE: Description tag not showing in the SERPs because page is blocked by Robots, but the page isn't blocked. Any help?posted in On-Page Optimization
It's pretty standard
User-agent: *
Disallow: /wp-admin/
Disallow: /wp-includes/
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Description tag not showing in the SERPs because page is blocked by Robots, but the page isn't blocked. Any help?posted in On-Page Optimization
While checking some SERP results for a few pages of a site this morning I noticed that some pages were returning this message instead of a description tag,
A description for this result is not avaliable because of this site's robot.s.txt
The odd thing is the page isn't blocked in the Robots.txt. The page is using Yoast SEO Plugin to populate meta data though.
Anyone else had this happen and have a fix?
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Anyone Think AdWords Campaigns Hurt Organic CTRs, Decreasing Organic Rankings?posted in Paid Search Marketing
Hi All,
It seems like just about everyone agrees that AdWords campaigns and SEO campaigns bring additional value when used in conjunction (increasing Impressions, Clicks, Conversions, etc.), but has anyone considered AdWords performance harming organic rankings by decreasing engagement metrics?
I've been searching for studies, blog posts, investigations, etc. this morning and haven't been able to find anyone discussing this specific idea. Personally, I think decreased engagement for organic results would be relatively evenly distributed among those results, making engagement drops relative and thus nullifying their impact on rankings.
Any other ideas out there? Thanks!