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Hide or promote certain content on a page in search engines

A bit about the SEO question.

I have a website with tons of pages of content. I know that on every page everything is the same.

I thought search engines canceled the differences in page content so that they could promote the right data, but when I look at the google and bing dashboards, the dashboard shows my feedback block (where I just ask for feedback).

Yahoo (and the Facebook summary) shows my search options menu.

These are actually not things that make a person want to click on a page.

So, I wonder how best to hide this content from search engines or improve the visibility of other content that should be indexed.

The page structure is pretty consistent, so I thought it would be easy for search bots to select this material, but apparently not.

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You can try using a meta tag like this.

<META NAME = "description" CONTENT = "Here is an overview of the page">

Search engines also prefer headings and headings over plain text.

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Meta is the best way to do this.

However, note that your page structure is also important, which means that search engines prefer to use a metal tag, but they also weigh the structures, keywords, titles of such things.

I encountered such a problem a couple of months ago. I found that Google showed price and loading, not a meta description. I decided that by reorganizing the meta description (more accurate and shorter, 177 characters), tags from prices and download tags are removed. And made some small changes in the structure. Now, a Google resume is what I want.

Hope this helps you!

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