How to force the URL update in Google SERP?

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I have a URL that does a 301 redirect to the new (and better) page. But after like 2 months, Google isn't updating the URL shown on the SERP (the old <title> and description still there).

The ranking of that page got better since the 301, so i think Google knows what is the new page. But it won't update the SERP yet.

Any suggest on this?
 
Did you send the old URL to be recrawled in GSC?
If not, just do this and give it some time,
Building a couple of links could help with this, but it's not totally worth it,
Indexing services aren't worth it either, you don't want to use these with your money site
 
Submitted a sitemap to Google Search Console and also create backlinks that can indexed fast.
 
Isn't too dangerous? How can i be sure that the URL will be replaced with the one i want to be there.
Can you please new URL backlinks? Did you even create some for it? If you don't have one to check, just create some Web 2.0s and it will be fixed.
 
Did you send the old URL to be recrawled in GSC?
If not, just do this and give it some time,
Building a couple of links could help with this, but it's not totally worth it,
Indexing services aren't worth it either, you don't want to use these with your money site
Yes, i sent the URL too. No luck with that.

Yes i thought that generated a couple of links to the old page could work, but feels like a waste of effort that you be use to the proper landing page.

Taking note of the indexing services, was thinking to try them to make it work but i guess i'll take another route. Maybe buy social networks mentions to the old URL?
 
Can you please new URL backlinks? Did you even create some for it? If you don't have one to check, just create some Web 2.0s and it will be fixed.
No i didn't tried yet creating new backlist for the on URL. But it was one of the option.

I guess those backlinks should point to the old URL, right? The one i need Google to crawl until desindex the page.
 
Did you check this page for a redirect chain? Too big, could slow down Google crawling considerably.
 
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