How to connect Google Search Console to your Framer site
Additionally, using this directive will prevent Google from using that content for any type of snippet, including rich snippets, and not just the meta descriptions. This means that if you set this directive on a page level, Google will not use any of that content in snippets, which could impact the appearance of your page in rich results.
Redirects to retain traffic
However, it's important to note that while ‘data-nosnippet’ prevents certain parts of the page from appearing in search snippets, structured data on the page can still be used for generating rich results. This means that while specific text content may be excluded from snippets, the structured data markup itself can still be utilized by Google to generate rich snippets.
Full-stack, back-end, and front-end web development
You can read more about the details of using this directive in Google’s documentation. If you still want to use this directive, you can easily add it to any layer in your project by using the ‘Googlebot: skip’ option in the accessibility section in the right sidebar. When replacing pages with a new design or reorganizing your site structure, it's important to use redirects to ensure a smooth transition for old link traffic. This helps prevent any loss of traffic due to typos or changes in your site structure.
Analytics
Track your SEO success with Framer's built-in analytics. Measure your site traffic and identify its sources. Start seeing if your SEO setup is paying off. Explore more about analytics in Framer. Framer has a built-in analytics feature. Additionally, it offers a site setting to integrate Google Analytics. Simply enter your analytics ID, and we will handle the configuration of your scripts.