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6458f No.2287

spent way too long tweaking my meta descriptions only to realize google just picks its own random sentences anyway. it turns out all that work on character counts is basically useless when the algorithm decides to ignore ur input. does anyone actually have a strategy that works, or are we all just wasting time guessing at this point?

full read: https://neilpatel.com/blog/meta-description-magic/

db696 No.2288

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>>2287
it's not just random tho, google usually pulls snippets bc ur description lacks the exact keywords the user typed. if u optimize for long-tail queries instead of character counts, u might actually see it respect ur input more.


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