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Missing features in Google Search results

Troubleshoot titles or snippets, missing rich results, missing AMP pages
This page is for fixing problems with sites that you own. To fix problems when searching other websites, see the Websearch help center.

Google supports many special features in search results. Some are explicitly enabled, such as events or job postings, while others, such as featured snippets, are applied by Google without any actions by the page owner.

If the appearance or text of your website when it appears in Google search results look different than you expect, here are some troubleshooting tips:

Title or snippet issues

If your result title or page description isn't what you want or expect, please be aware that search result titles and snippets are determined algorithmically. Read how to improve your page title or snippet in search.

If your snippet is absent, with a message like this, you've used robots.txt to block the page. To enable a page snippet you must unblock your page from robots.txt.

If your snippet or title are shorter than you'd expect (or perhaps longer than you'd expect) you might have a <meta> tag on the page with nosnippet or max-snippet specified.

Rich result or search feature issue

If you have implemented a job posting, event, sitelinks search box, or other rich result or search feature on your page and it's not appearing, here's how to troubleshoot the issue:

  1. Test whether your page is appearing in search results at all, with or without a rich result. If your page is not appearing at all in search results, a rich result will never be shown.
  2. Confirm that Google can index the page with the structured data. If Google can't index the page that contains structured data, or if the structured data is on a duplicate page but not the canonical page, then Google won't use the structured data that you provided.
  3. Test on both desktop and mobile. Many rich results can appear on only one device type.
  4. See the following common reasons why rich results don't appear in search results:
    • Google hasn't crawled your pages yet. It can take some time for Google to crawl new or updated pages. Even if you have requested a crawl of your site, a crawl request can take a week to fulfill.
      • To test: Run the URL Inspection tool on your URL to see if it has been indexed, or if not, why not.
    • Google can't access the page. In this case the page won't be in the index.
    • The page structured data is incorrect.
    • The structured data might be violating a policy guideline.
    • Your rich result might not be supported for your location yet.
      • To test: Check the documentation to see if your rich result type is supported for your location.
    • Google doesn't guarantee display of rich results for any given page. Even if your rich result is implemented correctly and no other problems exist, Google doesn't guarantee that it will show a rich result for a given page. There are many reasons for this, but essentially Google makes decisions about what result type works best for a given query, user, time, place, and many other factors. Sometimes we decide that a specific rich result isn't the best result for that query.
  5. Read any troubleshooting documentation for your rich result type. For example, the Event troubleshooting guide.
  6. See here for more rich result troubleshooting information.
AMP issues
  • If your AMP isn't appearing as an AMP search result: Use the URL inspection tool on your AMP page to see any errors found. If that tool doesn't recognize the page as AMP, try the AMP test tool.
  • If your AMP isn't appearing in results at all: See here to troubleshoot a missing page or site.
  • If your AMP isn't appearing in a top stories carousel:
    • Confirm that your page conforms with Google Search guidelines, including the types of AMP pages eligible for a carousel.
    • Troubleshoot the structured data on the page using the AMP test tool.
    • Be aware that AMP pages are not guaranteed to appear in a carousel: Even if your AMP is implemented correctly and no other problems exist, Google doesn't guarantee that it will appear in a top stories carousel. There are many reasons for this, but essentially Google makes decisions about what result type works best for a given query, user, time, place, and many other factors.
Featured snippet issues
Featured snippets are chosen by entirely programmatic means; you can't request a featured snippet for your page. Read more.

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