How to make google crawler see the index page different then it actualy is?

Hi,

I have a website where my index page is full of games, but no description for them. If I insert the description, the entire design falls apart: becomes crowded and so on. Is there a way in witch I can tell google crowler "hey this is my index page, but I want you too index this other page with the same content as the index but with some extra text"?

Also, I'm looking oly for methods that will not get me problems in serps

All the best!

 

There is one valid method: drop down texts. When a user clicks on a game title link, the text is appearing just below the title. So you have your texts on page for indexing, but the design is still clean.
Implementation:
<div class="more-button"><a href="javascript:void(0);showBlock('yourname');" ></a></div>
<div id="yourname" style="display:none; visibility:hidden;">
Your bunch of text
</div>

Define your "more-button" in css.

In your header:
function showBlock(elemId){
var s = document.getElementById(elemId);
if (s.style.visibility=="hidden")
{
s.style.visibility="visible";
s.style.display="block";
}
else
{
s.style.visibility="hidden";
s.style.display="none";
}
}

 

lol..
What you want is called cloaking and that's bad enough to fetch a Google Penalty.

 

digitech, i think TS is aware of cloaking, therefore he is looking for a smart ideas. Read his last sentence.

 

he said (((Also, I'm looking only for methods that will not get me problems in serps )))

so the thing is that cloaking is not a safe method and it will get him problems in serps

 

Hi, again,

Drop down text seems a good idea. I have seen those on other websites and they had good results in google searches.

@digitech . The above solution seems OK to me. Even google uses it on it's homepage. Isn't that almost the same thing?

Also Yahoo.com uses it, a bit different in his side menu. What GeorgeKuipers suggested is the more simplifyed version of it and adapted to what I need.

I will wait for some other solutions, but the first seems also the best i.m.h.o.

 

Ah!! I got your point.
You can Google it for Javascript or AJAX

 

clocking is equal penalizing by Google . be sure about it . so avoid it if you like your website