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Hey guys!
Super frustrated after spending many hours trying to get rich pins enabled. Pinterest rich pin validator won't retrieve any of my open schema data even thou
Pinterest rich pins - no data is retrieved?
Hey guys!
Super frustrated after spending many hours trying to get rich pins enabled. Pinterest rich pin validator won't retrieve any of my open schema data even thou
These might help
http://www.melyssagriffin.com/easy-way-set-rich-pins-pinterest/
https://help.pinterest.com/en/articles/enable-rich-pins-your-site
Oh well back to the drawing board.
Hope you get it fixed.
I don't do Pinterest myself but I do have a ten video course on it.
Robert
Thanks for the support! Finally, I could get it to work. My best guess is that it was a problem with Pinterest's own servers haha!
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Hi there WA community
Unfortunately, the domain for my new website http://howtogainstrength.com which I have been using for almost 6 weeks has been marked as “pure
You can register a new domain name and then 'move' it using the Move button in SiteManager to copy the content over to the new domain name. However, if it is YOUR content that Google doesn't like, the problem will move with you. If, as you suspect, it's the former owner of the site, then that will resolve your issue.
After moving the site, delete the content on the old site asap.
Personally, I would put the new site under a maintenance plug-in for a while so that Google doesn't immediately index it to give you time to let the old site 'die.'
I appreciate your fast response, and great tip with the maintenance. I will make sure to do that and avoid more punishment from google haha.
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Website marked as pure spam by google, how to proceed?
Hi there WA community
Unfortunately, the domain for my new website http://howtogainstrength.com which I have been using for almost 6 weeks has been marked as “pure
You can register a new domain name and then 'move' it using the Move button in SiteManager to copy the content over to the new domain name. However, if it is YOUR content that Google doesn't like, the problem will move with you. If, as you suspect, it's the former owner of the site, then that will resolve your issue.
After moving the site, delete the content on the old site asap.
Personally, I would put the new site under a maintenance plug-in for a while so that Google doesn't immediately index it to give you time to let the old site 'die.'
I appreciate your fast response, and great tip with the maintenance. I will make sure to do that and avoid more punishment from google haha.
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These might help
http://www.melyssagriffin.com/easy-way-set-rich-pins-pinterest/
https://help.pinterest.com/en/articles/enable-rich-pins-your-site
thanks for the suggested resources. But I actually already checked them out haha.
Oh well back to the drawing board.
Hope you get it fixed.
I don't do Pinterest myself but I do have a ten video course on it.
Robert
Thanks for the support! Finally, I could get it to work. My best guess is that it was a problem with Pinterest's own servers haha!