Previous site name (In Hebrew) appears in google search results
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About two years ago, one of the freelancers \ SEO agencies working on our site (no one actually admitted to doing so or to knowing how to revert this change), apparently changed some variable \ add-on, so that the name of the firm (??? ??? ??? ???? at the time) was automatically added to all google search results.
Fast forward about two years. The name of the firm, and thus the name of the site, change. Having the old name automatically appear in search results is misleading (and also, having random bits of Hebrew the target audience can’t read in English search results is aesthetically displeasing). How can I figure out what causes this issue and turn it off?
Note that just about every article on our website has a manually defined SEO headline and meta description via Yoast. So as you scroll through search results and encounter random bits of Hebrew:
https://www.google.co.il/search?q=site:https://lawoffice.org.il/+a&sxsrf=APq-WBu9D7vmkVlv8uOdjzkpCUfZuNi3-Q:1646900086281&ei=drMpYpjgEMuP8gLzzYWADw&start=0&sa=N&ved=2ahUKEwiY8_30jLv2AhXLh1wKHfNmAfA4ZBDy0wN6BAgBEDw&biw=1248&bih=584&dpr=1.54You’ll note that the they don’t appear in the Yoast definitions for said article. Neither “Registering a foreign NGO in Israel” nor “The process of registering a company in Israel”, nor any of the milliard other articles that have the firm’s old title in Hebrew randomly appended to their google search result headline actually have that title in Yoast.
I’d just like to emphasize that, because “oh, just remove the automatic ‘site title’ tag added in Yoast” seems to be the default response, and that’s not the issue here.
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