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Is it considered as just the Dynamic Rendering which completely allowed by Google?

It's not saying display "money" to user while "movie" to UA=googlebot. It's like: - a video page with related videos: display video to user, but a image (cover of the video) to Google Crawler; insert text around the video (related video) but not images; - a visual elements, for example: 3D...

good point, the % is a factor.

Thanks for the replies, I do respect and appreciate, I have same knowledge with you guys, but why I wanted to ask here is: It's said that if a web page displays "Video" to user while gives "text" to Google, is considered as cloaking as well - but in the actual case, I've never seen any penalty...

As Google stated, if webpage display different versions for user & crawler, might be penalized, "cloaking", but how about if we serve a folder and all subpages to certain AI bots (include Google AI Overview) crawlers only and deny all content to actual user? For example: site: sample.com...

Thanks for all your replies, I do respect them, but I'm not sure if you did checked the 2 samples site or not, for lingoace (appears in Google News) and wukongsch (not in Google News), all are doing publish for "consistency" and same niche, keep same topic focus. They are good example I wanted...

Thanks and I've sent PM to you, please check at your convenience.

Thanks for reply and I get the point, but as OP said, apparently, the "Lingoace" is not building the trustworthy niche news site but just blog pages and pillar pages (under blog), I haven't found anything different compare Lingoace and other same-niche sites (like Wukong Education in example)...

Thanks for the reply, and I do respect it, and NO offence, I see other websites "constantly" publish similar topics similar way and frequency, but nearly no result in Google News unless use site: operator. (Take wukongsch.com/blog as example.) That's why I wanted to discuss any tricks. And for...

Hi there, Just wanted to discuss any practical tips for Google news? All the general rules are everywhere, e.g. freshness, schema, relevance, location, and etc., but taking following content as example, apparently, the content and website are not strong "News" related, however, so many content...

Hi there, Just wanted to ask that what is the relationship between "Image Metadata" in GSC and the indexed images in Google search - Image search. There are about 1.4M in "Image Metadata", but at the time I input Site:domainame.com in Google image search, there are only about So, what does...

If website like Adobe, doesn't rely too much on localized service/product/selling, would you mind to tell some ways to build strong local signals? like: get backlinks from local / local-language websites

so maybe websites with local service, product selling may be treated like Dell, on the other hand the online service or non-physcial location required websites more like Adobe? Interesting point, I will look for some same/different examples.

Ya, IP based redirection may help as well.

I didn't see Dell has .fr site, instead, it uses dell.com/fr-fr