Whenever you make changes to the title tags and meta descriptions of your site's pages, search engines need to crawl these changes before they can appear in search results. This process of recrawling your site can take some time.
If the incorrect information still appears in search results after some time, you can send a request to Google to recrawl the page.
Before you begin:
Make sure you're viewing your site's source code the way search engines do.
Manually requesting a recrawl
If you want changes that you make to title tags and meta descriptions to appear quicker, some search engines allow you to request that they recrawl a page.
For example, for Google search results you can use Google Search Console to manually request indexing for the page.
Learn more about requesting recrawls for a page
Important:
Requesting a recrawl does not guarantee that your page's search result will update quicker.
Make sure to publish your changes before you request a recrawl.
Reasons for wrong information showing after recrawling
If you still see the wrong title tags and meta descriptions in search engine results after requesting a recrawl, it may be for one of the reasons below.
The search engine decided that other information is more appropriate
The title tags and meta descriptions you add to your site's pages are just a guide for search engines. Sometimes, they decide that other information on your page is more appropriate for describing what your page is about. Search engines might also change your title tags and meta descriptions to more accurately match what the person is searching for.
This is also why there is sometimes a difference between the results in desktop and mobile searches for the same site.
If you think this might be the case for your page, you can try updating the page's content or adding new content to the page.
Your title tags and meta descriptions don't meet the requirements
In some cases, search engines may rewrite your title tag or meta descriptions if the information you provided doesn't meet their quality requirements.
For example, Google may determine that your title tags and meta descriptions do not meet their webmaster guidelines, and choose other content from the page instead.
If you think this might be the issue, you can try updating your title tags and meta descriptions.
Custom code on your site is affecting your page
Custom code on your site can sometimes affect your page's browser tab title.
Try removing any custom code you added to your site if you see an incorrect browser tab title.
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