Google Bot Fooled!?!

[Des_cartes]

Here what you are looking for:

<meta property="article:published_time" content="2016-08-08T02:12:00+00:00"/>
<meta property="article:modified_time" content="2016-08-08T02:24:04+00:00"/>
<meta property="og:updated_time" content="2016-08-08T02:24:04+00:00"/>

 

[thevinodzz]

What makes you think it is the "last modified time"?

What is the time mentioned on snippet?

 

[thevinodzz]

Here what you are looking for:

<meta property="articleublished_time" content="2016-08-08T02:12:00+00:00"/>
<meta property="article:modified_time" content="2016-08-08T02:24:04+00:00"/>

that isn't... I am sure.... its not modified for every hour

 

[thevinodzz]

What is the time mentioned on snippet?

What makes you think it is the "last modified time"?

see.. I am cent percent clear with my question,,, I have done enough analysis... trust me and give an answer

 

[lancis]

see.. I am cent percent clear with my question,,, I have done enough analysis... trust me and give an answer

You clearly dont follow my line of thought. So let me ask again.
Suppose I will play with Open Graph properties of the page and will change the "article:modified_time" every minute.

1. Do you think Google Bot will crawl me more often?
2. Do you think Google Bot will show that date in its search snippet?

 

[thevinodzz]

You clearly dont follow my line of thought. So let me ask again.
Suppose I will play with Open Graph properties of the page and will change the "article:modified_time" every minute.

1. Do you think Google Bot will crawl me more often?
2. Do you think Google Bot will show that date in its search snippet?

You might change the OGP Modified Time and Google might crawl it, but leave 'Date', 'Time' on Snippet would not be changed unless there is a change in content of that page. Google stops respecting your OGP data once it becomes meaningless. And, crawl cannot guarantee update on Search Index - "View Cached Version"; While backlinks lead Google to crawl a page, only a change on webpage can lead Google to update its search index & snippet.

 

[thevinodzz]

You clearly dont follow my line of thought. So let me ask again.
Suppose I will play with Open Graph properties of the page and will change the "article:modified_time" every minute.

1. Do you think Google Bot will crawl me more often?
2. Do you think Google Bot will show that date in its search snippet?

To keep it simple,
1. First few crawl attempts would be a success, but not thereafter
2. Crawl cannot guarantee Snippet Update

 

[ro5hit]

First see meta tags & then using yoast to submit the xml sitemap.

 

[lancis]

only a change on webpage can lead Google to update its search index & snippet.

There is a small misconception here. Google doesnt "scan" your page periodically in a search for changes, it uses a statistical algorithm that depends on the backlinks. The more statistically significant your page is per time frame (ie the more links it received) the better are the chances your page will be recrawled. The date you see on the snippet is not the modification date, it is the last crawl date.

 

[ToughSeoX]

LOL $1 per pm that's a new one

hahah

 

[thevinodzz]

First see meta tags & then using yoast to submit the xml sitemap.

u r a novice

 

[anthonytn]

It just the meta tag.
Google bot scans all the html code, a change in the meta tag is a change of the content. You don't need the change the real content.
This website use "Social Locked" plugin, so there will be a lot of Social Shares to the page all the time=> google see the social shares and crawl the link => google see the change in meta tag => update in snippet.
The key is to get a lot of social share and make sure google bot often recrawls your links.
I've done this kind of meta tags before, site got deindexed after 4 months. Don't know if it's because of the meta tags or because of social signal spamming.

 

[thevinodzz]

It just the meta tag.
Google bot scans all the html code, a change in the meta tag is a change of the content. You don't need the change the real content.
This website use "Social Locked" plugin, so there will be a lot of Social Shares to the page all the time=> google see the social shares and crawl the link => google see the change in meta tag => update in snippet.
The key is to get a lot of social share and make sure google bot often recrawls your links.
I've done this kind of meta tags before, site got deindexed after 4 months. Don't know if it's because of the meta tags or because of social signal spamming.

What after crawling? What abt Updating Search Index? Think beyond that ... dnt stick to the basics

 

[Cool Guy]

It just the meta tag.
Google bot scans all the html code, a change in the meta tag is a change of the content. You don't need the change the real content.
This website use "Social Locked" plugin, so there will be a lot of Social Shares to the page all the time=> google see the social shares and crawl the link => google see the change in meta tag => update in snippet.
The key is to get a lot of social share and make sure google bot often recrawls your links.
I've done this kind of meta tags before, site got deindexed after 4 months. Don't know if it's because of the meta tags or because of social signal spamming.

I'm doing same without any luck & that plugin is not the reason.
He's not using Social locker on all of his posts but still all of them shows updated timestamp is snippets.

 

[Cool Guy]

This is REAL blackhatstuff and site is doing well since last 2 years.

 

[Cool Guy]

I think, he's fetching url's each hour. He might be using tons of Google account and then fetching url with https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url?hl=en_uk

 

[thevinodzz]

I'm doing same without any luck & that plugin is not the reason.
He's not using Social locker on all of his posts but still all of them shows updated timestamp is snippets.

u r really cool... finally someone has conceived the issue

 

[thevinodzz]

I think, he's fetching url's each hour. He might be using tons of Google account and then fetching url with https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url?hl=en_uk

u can fetch as u like.. but is Google that foolish to not just crawl, but also update its snippet time

 

[thevinodzz]

This is REAL blackhatstuff and site is doing well since last 2 years.

one of the members has said that Background Javascript triggers Google to do so... I am technically weak... do u have any idea on it

 

[Cool Guy]

one of the members has said that Background Javascript triggers Google to do so... I am technically weak... do u have any idea on it

I have no idea mate regarding this.