I’m not sure, to be honest. I haven’t messed with SEO settings at all. I know there are others on the forum with more experience, sorry I’m not more help!
What you screenshot shows isn’t Bubble’s defaults, so it’s what Google decides to display. The meta tags are only a hint for search engines, at the end of the day they display what they think is the most relevant to the search.
@emmanuel , I really need to know if someone could fix this. It’s key-success factor to be able to manage the SEO description in the app’s industry (insurance)
I just released a first live version of my website and I am discovering a complete new world again.
2017 was about creating an app
2018 will be about SEO !
@romain.vittot You cannot control what Google shows as the description. You tell Google by setting the description with what you want, but Google might change it so something else from your page based on the search relevance. Also, it typically takes some time for Google to pick up any changes; and this depends on many factors (Without getting into details). One way to do this quicker, is to setup a Search Console, and then submit your page to Google for indexing.
As said earlier in this thread, you can’t really choose the specific information for google to show.
But I can tell you how far I’ve get with bubble, I did put the information by double clicking in the index page
And that’s what is displayed in my case when I google the site name. if google chooses a different page will be displayed the specific page description for SEO
Hope it works for you as its for me, and let me know if you find a better way to handle SEO with bubble!