Oh, you’re feeling spicy today, aren’t you? Fine. If you have no author, no page number, and no date—what I call the “ghost source”—you still have options.
You just note that there’s no date. In the Works Cited entry, you’d write “n.d.” (meaning “no date”). In the text, you still use the title. It’s the same game, just spookier.
For example: The study found that ghost websites still get traffic (“Why Cats Are Better Than Pizza”). Don’t let the missing date freak you out. The title is your lifeline.
