: How to prevent Google from showing URLs in the description section of search results for my site I have music website. There are 46 album pages and each page has different player and files.

@Sent6035632

I know the reason behind this. Suppose you are searching any URL in Google and your page contains that URL. Google will change your meta description. Due to this your search result's snippet is also changed. It Happens with by blog also. Don't worry, it is normal.

The main thing is, why would anyone search for a URL in Google? For example my blog, trickwarehouse.blogspot.com: To find all indexed pages in Google, you have to type site:http://trickwarehouse.blogspot.com in Google search. Then Google will display all indexed pages of my site. If you type site:http://trickwarehouse.blogspot.com alexa in google search box and you will find that the snippet is changed in all results and now its displaying "alexa" in every post's snippet of my blog.

That was the reason. It's normal for all sites. Don't worry.

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@Angela700

It shows the URL in the meta description because that is what you entered as your search query in Google. Google will change the meta description and the title in their listings if they find something on the page more relevant to the search query that your pre-defined meta/title.

Why will anyone else be searching the exact URL's of your mp3's in Google? They won't be, so they won't see that in the meta description so it subsequently isn't a problem.

If you have an instance/example where the URL to your mp3's are being displayed in the snippet Google shows for a search query that people will actually use then we may be able to advise/help further.

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