Dynamic AngularJS Meta description stopped showing up in Google results

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<meta name="description" ng-bind="main.pageDescription" content="{main.pageDescription}">


This is how we used to have dynamic meta descriptions for different pages and it used to work well with Google before it stopped working last month. I have done some changes since then and have requested re-indexing but it's still the same. This is how Google results page looks now:
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Some more info, if I view the page source (after the entire page has loaded), it still shows the angularJS code instead of compiled code.



Can anyone help?


Solution :

Try ng-cloak for this. It should hide {} from google results.


If the issue about seo, google-search-console, google-search, meta-description is resolved, there’s a good chance that your content will get indexed and you’ll start to show up in Google search results. This means a greater chance to drive organic search traffic to your site.

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