Why google ignore my meta description?

[awosoft]

Hi, my website is keylogger mac site: keylogger-mac.com
It used to be on the first page for the keyword "Keylogger for mac"
Here is my issue:
One day it just disappear from google when search the above keyword. I checked and found google ignored the meta description and just use some nonsense content from the end of my homepage as the description. After make some changes, 3 days later it came back again.

Today, the same thing happened, it dropped from the first page and disappeard from the top 10 pages.

Anyone has similar issure with me?

How to fix this.

Thanks

[Jeff Collision]

Are you telling that its disappeared from first 10 results ? that doesn't mean your site was disappeared;. your site ranking was dropped - that's the usual thing for all

# it may due to update by Google
# may be due changes made by you in your site

* keep doing link-building for your site
* try to get quality, relevant back-link for your site
* you will be back in your rank as soon if you did effective link-building and On-page changes...

[awosoft]

Hi, Jeff
Thanks.
The problem is Google ignored my meta description, would you please advise why this happens?
You can use site:keylogger-mac.com to see it

[heartofluck]

When Google announce that they are no longer crawl the Meta's, at first i was so shock but later on i thought that it might be one of Google's bluffing for all of us and i never get wrong because the real thing is that they did crawl it still. So if you dropped in rankings perhaps you need more optimization to do. Just continue what you are doing and you will see the ranking will gets back. BTW, Google made an updates last time.

[htmlbasictutor]

Originally Posted by heartofluck

When Google announce that they are no longer crawl the Meta's,...

Google only formally announced they are not using the meta keywords now. Debunking the Google Meta Keywords Tag Myth - Official Response

Google might use the contents of the meta description in the search results.
Meta tags
Changing your site's title and description in search results

Back to the original question:

Google's creation of sites' titles and descriptions (or "snippets") is completely automated and takes into account both the content of a page as well as references to it that appear on the web.

Reference: Changing your site's title and description in search results

[infocraze]

Dont be too concerned about Google ignoring your meta description, it actually does not ignore, it just shows a snippet from anywhere on your site within its search results. What it does indicate is, that Google wants your webpage to have relevancy to your title tag throughout. So make sure your webpage content matches your meta tags and the keyword density is also optimized.

[lxh]

Its really hard to get into how google works. Especially when they really are trying as much as possible to keep how their algo system works. Just continue doing what you're doing and keep observing the changes.

[topseo123]

Are you still considering meta data and keywords? its too old

[codecs]

Originally Posted by topseo123

Are you still considering meta data and keywords? its too old

Some search engine still uses meta data but not on Google anymore.

[tameem]

No one till now know how google works plus google is a search engine machine may be there is error from time to time

[digitalseo]

you don't have to worry if google or other search engine didn't crawl your meta description...it may not affect your ranking factor

[Chocolate Lime]

Focus on content, backlinks and site promotion.

[gwnhwyvar]

Same issue and its odd - on the same site some pages will index with my meta description and others in the same directory/topic/niche will index w/o it and have that gibberish for a description. Been perplexed by this myself but am exhausted with trying to figure it all out so I just keep doing my best. (sigh)

[smanikandanudaya]

Recently google update page rank. Tt may due to update by Google.

[bioss]

hi
you need more Backlinks.