Hello @bhaskar0825
Thanks for reaching out regarding your website. We have addressed your concerns below:
SEO Title and meta description
Checking the page source of both posts you have highlighted in your screenshot, here is what I see:
1. https://bloginfinite.com/how-to-make-diy-working-arduino-bluetooth-car-at-home/
<title>How to make DIY Arduino Bluetooth Car at home? (Working 2022)</title>
<meta name="description" content="Easiest Way To make Working Arduino Bluetooth Car at Home 2022 step by step including Introduction ,About ,Circuit , Programming and Testing." />
2. https://bloginfinite.com/how-to-market-your-business-a-guide-for-small-business-owners/
<title>How To Market Your Business? A Guide for Small Business Owners</title>
<meta name="description" content="In this blog, we will tell you how to market your business effectively in 2022 . This will be a guide for small business owners and managers." />
It is apparent that what you have entered into the Yoast SEO plugin as SEO title and meta description is what is being shown in the page source. The problem is not with the plugin but Google. I suspect that you recently edited the title and description but Google has not yet updated its index. You may consider requesting re-indexing if your site is set up in the Google Search Console. This will prompt Google to recrawl your site and update its index.
Date in search results
Search appearance > Archives > date archives is not responsible for this. Unfortunately, there is no option in?our plugin to prevent dates from showing up in the search results. Ultimately, Google decides whether or not a date is shown in the search engine result pages. There are a few ways to influence this, but this is beyond the scope of our support on Yoast SEO. What we can do is refer you to a source?here?to learn more about this.
