Editing review summaries and adding keyword searches to Edge and Google search engines.

[Vonrocky]

 I would like to add a personalized website search result preview summary and keywords to searches in Edge and Google for my new website.

How do I do that?

 

Denny Vaughn

[Katryne]

Hello, have you looked in the Programmable search engine by Google ? I do not know exactly what you want but maybe you could find some thing there. Once connected to your Google account, you go there : https://programmablesearchengine.google.com/controlpanel/all and follow instructions.

[ADC]

I would recommend install Roger Moffat's Create Sitemap mod, and uploading the sitemap to your Google webmaster account, or whatever it's called these days.

At the very least it will ensure google picks up your site listing properly and indexes it all, although this might take some time, as it works through the sitemap fairly slowly.

[Vonrocky]

What about Microsoft Bing and DuckDuckGo browsers? 

 

[Katryne]

If you mean for the Google search engine suggestion, the provided code is to be included in your TNG and will be accessible to any browser.

Here is the search engine I made for an organization : https://revestou.fr/pages/338-chercher-trouver-chercher-dans-toute-la-constellation-revestou-fr.php#gsc.tab=0

I tried too the DuckDuckGo service, but it included lot of ads in my page and was spying on my visitors, meaning collecting their data from my site.

I did not noticed this on the google thing, at least I was not able to spot it.

[ADC]

17 hours ago, Vonrocky said:

What about Microsoft Bing and DuckDuckGo browsers? 

 

You'll need to research these yourself, as I don't know how their indexing operations work. It's worth noting that once a search engine knows about a page in your site, it will inevitably crawl the entire site over time, as long as the search is not blocked in your .htaccess file and the relevant page has links that can actually be followed. Uploading a sitemap just speeds things up a bit.

Keep in mind the law of diminishing returns. If you research which search engines are used most frequently, it appears over 85% of searches are performed on Google - so that is where you should be concentrating. Spending on lot of time optimizing DuckDuckGo will hardly be worth the return.

 

[Vonrocky]

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