「seo8」Bing为网站所有者引入了控制其搜索代码段的新方法

Bing is rolling out new tools for site owners to control how their site appears in Bing’s search results.

Site owners have always had some control over their search snippets, Bing notes, such as opting out of providing one at all if it may be better not to.

With the features being introduced today, site owners can further customize how their web pages are previewed in Bing search results.

Extended Support for Robots Meta Tags

Bing is extending support for robots meta tags in HTML (or X-Robots-Tag tag in the HTTP Header) allowing site owners to tell Bing how their content should be displayed in search.

Bing now supports the following directives:

maxseo8-snippet:[number]: Specify the maximum text-length, in characters, of a snippet in search results.

Example:

max-image-preview:[value]: Specify the maximum size of an image preview in search results.

Example:

max-video-preview:[number]: Specify the maximum number of seconds (integer) of a video preview in search results.

Example:华罡SEO

Bing notes that the NOSNIPPET meta tag is still supported and can even be combined with the new directives listed above.

Here’s an example of a combination of these directives would look like:

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In this example, Bing is being told the following things:

There is no snippet length limit

A large image preview may be shown

A long video preview may be shown

No link to a cache page should be shown.

Lastly, Bing clarifies these are directive statements and not hints.

Support for these directives will first roll out in web search for news, then for images, videos and Bing answers results.

Source: Bing Blogs