Crawl rapporten in google search console

One of the best things about the Google Search Console is that it shows us indexing errors that might negatively affect a website’s ranking. Search Console’s Coverage report will show you all the pages Google is indexing based on the sitemap you submitted as well as other pages not submitted in your sitemap but was crawled. Fixing errors to these pages is crucial. … [Read more...] about How to Fix Index Coverage Errors in Google Search Console

The last date you get is May 23, 2018 and nothing after. This is a bug, Google has confirmed they are working on fixing the report but for now, you need to wait it out. How much longer? We do not know, but John Mueller of Google said "it's been taking much longer than expected, but it'll be back," on Twitter. … [Read more...] about Google Search Console Crawl Stats 3 Weeks Behind

If you try to check your Google Search Console report for crawl stats, you may notice that the report has not been updated for about a week. The last data you can get is from back on May 23rd. There are several reports of this in the Google Webmaster Help. … [Read more...] about Google Search Console Crawl Stats Stopped Updating On May 23rd

You have unnatural/bought links Make sure from and to your site are valuable, not just for SEO. Preferably your links come from and link to related content that is valuable for your readers. Your site has been hacked A message stating your site’s probably hacked by a third party. Google might label your site as compromised or lower your rankings. You’re hiding something from Google If you’re ‘cloaking’ (that is, intentionally showing different to content than to users, for the purposes of decieving either of them), or using ‘sneaky’ redirects (e.g., hiding affiliate URLs), then you’re violating of Google’s Webmaster Guidelines. Plain Spam Automatically generated content, scraped content and aggressive cloaking could cause Google to blacklist your site. Spammy structured markup If you use rich snippets for too many irrelevant elements on a page, or mark up content that is hidden to the visitor, that might be considered spammy. … [Read more...] about The beginner’s guide to Google Search Console

Enter the page’s URL Click on the Fetch Button. This will tell you if the URL can be reached and if the tool receives any redirects, errors, or security issues. It does not actually render the page. Click on Fetch and Render. This fully renders the page and checks for the errors above. You can fetch pages for desktop or mobile devices, and there are a number of different options for each. … [Read more...] about Google Search Console – The Ultimate Guide to Google’s Tool for SEO Experts