Custom SEO Titles and Meta Descriptions Not Showing in Google Search Results

Hello,

We apologize for the issue you are facing with the custom SEO titles and meta descriptions not showing up in Google search results. This can be frustrating, especially after taking steps to ensure everything is set up correctly.

Here are a few points to consider that might help resolve the issue:

1. Check if Google has Indexed the Latest Version of Your Page: Sometimes, Google may not have indexed the latest version of your page. You can check this by entering cache: followed by your page URL in the search bar. This will show you the last cached version of your page. If the cache date is from before you made your changes, you will need to wait for Google to re-crawl and re-index your page.
   

2. Google’s Discretion: Even if you have set custom titles and descriptions, Google sometimes chooses to display different information based on what it believes is more relevant to the search query. This means that even with everything configured correctly, there is no guarantee that Google will use your specified meta information.

3. Quality of Content: Ensure that your content is high-quality and relevant. Poorly written or thin content can lead to Google opting for different snippets. Factors like keyword stuffing or low-quality inbound links can also affect how Google displays your site in search results.

4. Schema Markup: Make sure that your Schema Markup is correctly configured using Rank Math. You can test your rich snippets using Google’s Rich Results Testing Tool to ensure there are no errors.
   

5. Patience: After making changes, it may take some time for Google to reflect those changes in search results. It can take several weeks for Google to re-index your pages and update its database.

If you’ve checked all these aspects and the issue persists, we recommend replying to this ticket so a human agent from the Rank Math Support team can assist you further. Thank you for raising this concern, and we’re here to help!