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  • #995230
    Fernando

    Hi,

    I´m not able to set GP to show the date my post/url/article was created

    I put in STRONG as example.(it´s from other web)
    Purple Mountains / Purple Mountains – jenesaispop.com

    https://jenesaispop.com › 2019/07/17 › purple-mountains-purple-mountains
    17 jul. 2019 – Así se expresa David Berman en ‘Storyline Fever’, una canción en la recta final de su primer disco bajo el alias Purple Mountains, que bien …

    Tahnk you

    #995661
    Tom
    Lead Developer
    Lead Developer

    Hi there,

    Do you have a link to your site? That URL isn’t using GP.

    Let me know 🙂

    #995990
    Fernando

    Hi,

    Yes, here it is:

    https://www.criticaspolares.com/criticas-de-discos/critica-disco-purple-mountains/
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    Crítica Purple Mountains | Purple Mountains | Criticas polares

    https://www.criticaspolares.com › criticas-de-discos › critica-disco-purple-…
    Purple Mountains es el primer disco homónimo que nos presenta David Berman tras más de diez años desde que decidiera poner fin a su andadura con Silver …

    As you can see below the line, the date is not shown.

    Thank you

    #995993
    Yoeri

    Google doesn’t always index the date used for the post. It is probably on Google’s side and not related to GP 🙂

    #995994
    Fernando

    Ok, understood! so now i have to look at google like this ¬¬

    Thank you very much indeed

    #996521
    Tom
    Lead Developer
    Lead Developer

    The date is visible and has the necessary schema. You can run your page through this tool to make sure Google knows the date: https://search.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/u/0/

    After that, it’s up to Google to show it or not. You can try using a JSON+LD tool (Yoast has one built-in now) and disable the GP schema. It might be worth trying.

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