Ah, free hosting sucks. To be honest it’s actually good to see hi-by website to run in a proper way, i mean have a domain and other stuffs but it’s actually crazy to index those website properly in search index, look i understand everything is free and thanks goes to infinityfree, but changing the s…

Website: https://riyajulhaque.rf.gd/ I think you guys should check the site, as i have said it is kinda full seo proof. Although there are multiple pages, index is the preferred version. If that’s an issue then check this website, it has only one html: ovar.byethost6.com Both of these site are opt…

This is the original documentation from Google about the site name. [image] Site Names in Google Search | Google Search Central | ... When Google lists a page in search results, it shows the name of the site the page comes from: this is called a site name. Learn how you can provide a s…

I think you didn’t examined my website’s source code properly, whatever for those who are facing this issue, I would say as long as subdomain is being used from any free hosting provider there’s nothing can be done to change sitename. Wondering why it happens right, this is because domains for examp…

[image] opportunist: I think you didn’t examined my website’s source code properly This is not our job. Besides, [image] Admin: If the site name doesn’t show what you want it to show, that’s between you and Google. We can’t dictate what source Google uses to determine the name of your we…

[image] opportunist: I would say as long as subdomain is being used from any free hosting provider there’s nothing can be done to change sitename. Wondering why it happens right, this is because domains for example rf.gd redirects to infinityfree, therefore impossible to change I’m not sure w…

Haha KangJL, I understand that examining a website for changing the sitename is not your job. However, I am using a subdomain and hosting from InfinityFree, so I think it’s fair to ask for a little help from you guys. I didn’t mean to upset anyone. Regarding the topic of subdomains being distinct s…

I’m very confused by your post, and I don’t think you have the terminology correct at all. [image] opportunist: so I think it’s fair to ask for a little help from you guys Sure, it’s fair. And we’ve given you the answer. [image] Changing the Site Name in search resul…

[image] opportunist: Regarding the topic of subdomains being distinct sites, I don’t think so. That’s exactly what subdomains are for, though. For hosting a site or service that’s distinct from whatever is hosted on the base domain. [image] opportunist: but I’m cautioning that it might b…

[image] opportunist: Regarding the topic of subdomains being distinct sites, I don’t think so. It’s not that I don’t understand, but when there are thousands of sites using a single TLD, can it truly be distinct? Practically, every subdomain is a distinct website of course. Many providers pro…

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Changing the Site Name in search results Websites and PHP

In Google search results and those of other search engines, you will see an additional name above the title of the page, like this: [image] As shown, it says “InfinityFree” at the top. If you have a website hosted on a free subdomain, you may also see this label say “InfinityFree.” What is this label, and why would it say “InfinityFree” for your own website? This is the Site Name label In addition to well-known meta tags such as the page title and description, there are other page and websit…

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