So I thought I had resolved my issues by going into the archive in AIOSEO and changing the settings, then submitting URL for indexing.
However, I still have 91 pages that
What pages are these errors found on? Are they actually content pages that *should* be indexed?
Just having a closer look and a lot of them look like this
https://yourjobescapeplan.com/john-crestani-review/feed/
or this
https://yourjobescapeplan.com/blog/page/7/
Best,
Jean
That looks fine, it's just excluding content you don't want indexed - nothing to worry about :)
You can use the URL inspection tool if you think there's an issue with specific posts: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/9012289#test_live_page
Hi
I would check plugins one by one according to below resource
https://generatepress.com/forums/topic/indexing-allowed--no-noindex-detected-in-x-robots-tag-http-header/
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More issues with no index tag. can anyone help?
So I thought I had resolved my issues by going into the archive in AIOSEO and changing the settings, then submitting URL for indexing.
However, I still have 91 pages that
What pages are these errors found on? Are they actually content pages that *should* be indexed?
Just having a closer look and a lot of them look like this
https://yourjobescapeplan.com/john-crestani-review/feed/
or this
https://yourjobescapeplan.com/blog/page/7/
Best,
Jean
That looks fine, it's just excluding content you don't want indexed - nothing to worry about :)
You can use the URL inspection tool if you think there's an issue with specific posts: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/9012289#test_live_page
Hi
I would check plugins one by one according to below resource
https://generatepress.com/forums/topic/indexing-allowed--no-noindex-detected-in-x-robots-tag-http-header/
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So, I have 3 very brief comments (3-5 words) on my welcome page. They are positive and I am sure well-meaning (not from anyone in W.A.).
But I am wondering if I should
As long as they stay positive, I don' see why you would want to remove them. I would leave them. Just make sure they don't have hidden spam links in them. All the best!
Hi, Jean
If the comment is positive and appropriate, I would consider accepting and answering it, if possible.
I recently got a two-word comment on an article about a guitar amplifier I reviewed that said "replacement speaker?" I knew that the commenter was looking to swap out the speaker for a better-sounding one.
I told him where to find the answer in my article (which he obviously did not read carefully) and added additional helpful information to both the post and comment.
Readers looking for one particular solution sometimes leave very short comments so they can carry on with their research. Many of them return to read my answer and thank me with a follow-up comment.
Another person added his comment about a different article to my about me page, which was appropriate and very positive, so I left it and answered it.
Sometimes short comments are simply an inappropriate attempt to get backlinks. I would mark those as spam.
Frank
Hey Jean,
When I first started my personal blog in WordPress, I had not noticed that comments were on pages, and so I had several compliments made from friends.
I kept those comments but chose to hide all comments on pages and only allow comments on posts.
As Abie has already stated, the decision is yours to make. Just thought I'd toss in my 2¢ worth in hope of helping you make a decision.
Hope this helps you.
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Should I accept brief comments on my website?
So, I have 3 very brief comments (3-5 words) on my welcome page. They are positive and I am sure well-meaning (not from anyone in W.A.).
But I am wondering if I should
As long as they stay positive, I don' see why you would want to remove them. I would leave them. Just make sure they don't have hidden spam links in them. All the best!
Hi, Jean
If the comment is positive and appropriate, I would consider accepting and answering it, if possible.
I recently got a two-word comment on an article about a guitar amplifier I reviewed that said "replacement speaker?" I knew that the commenter was looking to swap out the speaker for a better-sounding one.
I told him where to find the answer in my article (which he obviously did not read carefully) and added additional helpful information to both the post and comment.
Readers looking for one particular solution sometimes leave very short comments so they can carry on with their research. Many of them return to read my answer and thank me with a follow-up comment.
Another person added his comment about a different article to my about me page, which was appropriate and very positive, so I left it and answered it.
Sometimes short comments are simply an inappropriate attempt to get backlinks. I would mark those as spam.
Frank
Hey Jean,
When I first started my personal blog in WordPress, I had not noticed that comments were on pages, and so I had several compliments made from friends.
I kept those comments but chose to hide all comments on pages and only allow comments on posts.
As Abie has already stated, the decision is yours to make. Just thought I'd toss in my 2¢ worth in hope of helping you make a decision.
Hope this helps you.
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I have precisely 100 posts/pages not indexed as they are excluded by 'no index' tag. I've had a look at AIOSEO for a way to fix but it's not obvious.
Had anyone else re
Make sure you check your
wordpress dashboard Settings -> Reading -> Discourage search engines from indexing this site checkbox first.
Just double-check that you don't have them checked as no index-no follow, Jean!
Have a very Merry Christmas, my friend!
Jeff🎄🎁
I'm not sure, Jean, but I think you need to go into Wordpress and settings and make sure that the no index / no follow box is unchecked! I could be wrong though! Either way, I hope you get it all sorted out!
Have a very Merry Christmas, my friend!
Jeff🎄🎁
Hi Jean
Below resource may help
https://pcgdigital.com/blog/how-to-unblock-robots-txt-remove-noindex-on-wordpress/
Will do. Just off to clean house, put up tree and get to work by 2pm! All the best for Christmas and the New Year.
So, while trying to figure this out, I came across a video that said if you submit a Google sitemap but use Yeost or something similar, it won't index what is on the Yeost site map.
As this is similar to what I did (but with AIOSEO) I have submitted a AIOSEO sitemap to GSC and will see what happens.
Will keep you in the loop.
Best,
Jean
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How do I get rid of 'no index' tag on my posts?
I have precisely 100 posts/pages not indexed as they are excluded by 'no index' tag. I've had a look at AIOSEO for a way to fix but it's not obvious.
Had anyone else re
Make sure you check your
wordpress dashboard Settings -> Reading -> Discourage search engines from indexing this site checkbox first.
Just double-check that you don't have them checked as no index-no follow, Jean!
Have a very Merry Christmas, my friend!
Jeff🎄🎁
I'm not sure, Jean, but I think you need to go into Wordpress and settings and make sure that the no index / no follow box is unchecked! I could be wrong though! Either way, I hope you get it all sorted out!
Have a very Merry Christmas, my friend!
Jeff🎄🎁
Hi Jean
Below resource may help
https://pcgdigital.com/blog/how-to-unblock-robots-txt-remove-noindex-on-wordpress/
Will do. Just off to clean house, put up tree and get to work by 2pm! All the best for Christmas and the New Year.
So, while trying to figure this out, I came across a video that said if you submit a Google sitemap but use Yeost or something similar, it won't index what is on the Yeost site map.
As this is similar to what I did (but with AIOSEO) I have submitted a AIOSEO sitemap to GSC and will see what happens.
Will keep you in the loop.
Best,
Jean
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Hi all
When I share a post from my website to Facebook it shows up really weird. Does anyone have any tips about how to fix it?
Thanks,
Jean
You can also use Facebooks free business templates. Have a look here.
https://www.facebook.com/business/m/post-templates
Stephen
Not a problem. What ever makes our lives easier is a bonus.
We must support our WAnderfull community.
Stephen
Hi
Are you using AIO SEO, there's a social section within to adjust things
.
https://aioseo.com/docs/social-meta-settings-individual-pagepost-settings/
https://aioseo.com/docs/setting-a-default-image-for-facebook/
https://aioseo.com/docs/beginners-guide-to-social-networks-settings-for-facebook/
Hope this helps.
This worked! I can now choose what image to share and it looks A LOT better!
Thanks again,
Jean
If you mean the image size that makes it all weird, try resizing your image to 1200 x 628 px, that's the recommended size from Facebook.
Hi Denis.
It's already 1200px wide. (Not sure about the depth but that doesn't seem to be the issue.)
Best,
Jean
Facebook can be very fussy with images. Is this a featured image or an uploaded image? When this happens to me with the featured image I upload it (with the right pixels) instead...But it can be frustrating for sure...
It's just my banner / logo and it appears whether I just put the link in or share it from the website.
There is way to delete the image so that only text will appear. Just click on the X on the top of the image. As I said earlier Facebook has a way of dealing with images that can be very frustrating...
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How do I fix the appearance of posts shared on facebook?
Hi all
When I share a post from my website to Facebook it shows up really weird. Does anyone have any tips about how to fix it?
Thanks,
Jean
You can also use Facebooks free business templates. Have a look here.
https://www.facebook.com/business/m/post-templates
Stephen
Not a problem. What ever makes our lives easier is a bonus.
We must support our WAnderfull community.
Stephen
Hi
Are you using AIO SEO, there's a social section within to adjust things
.
https://aioseo.com/docs/social-meta-settings-individual-pagepost-settings/
https://aioseo.com/docs/setting-a-default-image-for-facebook/
https://aioseo.com/docs/beginners-guide-to-social-networks-settings-for-facebook/
Hope this helps.
This worked! I can now choose what image to share and it looks A LOT better!
Thanks again,
Jean
If you mean the image size that makes it all weird, try resizing your image to 1200 x 628 px, that's the recommended size from Facebook.
Hi Denis.
It's already 1200px wide. (Not sure about the depth but that doesn't seem to be the issue.)
Best,
Jean
Facebook can be very fussy with images. Is this a featured image or an uploaded image? When this happens to me with the featured image I upload it (with the right pixels) instead...But it can be frustrating for sure...
It's just my banner / logo and it appears whether I just put the link in or share it from the website.
There is way to delete the image so that only text will appear. Just click on the X on the top of the image. As I said earlier Facebook has a way of dealing with images that can be very frustrating...
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Check those pages on Google search console if they are free of errors. You may not border.