Domain title in google search

[opportunist]

Hi, admin is there any subdomain title which is not tagged as infinityfree in google search. If anyone index their website in google search console then the title of the website in google search becomes infinityfree which affects branding, not the title of the website but the title of website in google search console.

Actually I can’t afford a domain and my site wouldn’t gain that much traffic. I just want my site to be ranked in google search console in a proper way.

[KangJL]

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Changing the Site Name in search results

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…

[Admin]

The title of the website shown is the title of the website you have set. If you don’t have a website title set (which - crucially - is not the same as the page title), then Google will try to do a best guess. And with Google, that means they use the website title from the base domain instead, which is InfinityFree.

If you don’t want it to show InfinityFree, all you need to do is set your own website title.

[opportunist]

I guess you should checkout the website yourself. Website: http://riyajulhaque.rf.gd/

Although I didn’t wanted to index it but still it got indexed, i have the same page with the url: https://riyajulhaque.fwh.is/ and both properties are added to my gsc, so somehow ssl free website got indexed, that’s not the matter though both page contain the same code and I used this:

<!-- SEO -->


<meta property="og:site_name" content="Riyajul Haque & Associates" />


<!-- Schema Markup -->
<script type="application/ld+json">
    {
        "@context": "https://schema.org",
        "@type": "WebSite",
        "name": "Riyajul Haque & Associates",
        "url": "http://riyajulhaque.fwh.is"
    }
</script>

I understand that the url didn’t match but the name is set and I used og:site_name tag too but still it is indexed as InfinityFree if you search in google as: riyajul haque and associates

[Admin]

@opportunist

I understand that the url didn’t match but the name is set and I used og:site_name tag too but still it is indexed as InfinityFree if you search in google as: riyajul haque and associates

When did you set the site name? Content changes aren’t immediately pushed to search engines, you need to wait for Google to recheck your website and update the information. That could potentially take quite some time.

[opportunist]

I indexed a previous website so this time those tags were from the beginning, but still it got indexed as InfinityFree lol. {Its Painful }