I was curious if Google knew about ZBookStore yet so I did a search on it. The first result was "ZBookstore" with a link to zbookstore.com. That's good.
But the description underneath it says: "Bookapy is the place to buy or self-publish ebooks."
I don't know much about search engines. Where is Google picking that sentence up? I didn't see it on the zbookstore.com homepage. Is there metadata on the site's HTML that's there for search engines that hasn't been changed?
Also, at the bottom of ZBookStore's home page it says:
Copyright© 2016-2025 Bookapy - A World Literature Company site
Should that still be Bookapy?
There is also a graph problem on the home page:
og:description
og:url
og:title
article:tag
canonical
However, the graph and canonical on the books themselve is better.
some alt="bookapy"
an h1
Some images are sill crosslinked to bookapy.
Since I hadn't planned on doing this, the word Bookapy was hardwired in many places.
I think I've now cleaned up the code to use the appropriate name for the appropriate site.
It will take few days for Google to pick up the changes.
Since I hadn't planned on doing this
Oh no! ZBookStore is a black swan :-)
AJ
It will take few days for Google to pick up the changes.
Google already did on the search results page.