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I am regularly publishing content, but Search Console is showing errors. I will send you an attachment, and I want your help with this issue.
Soft 404s, redirects, and server faults appear to be among the many issues that Search Console is highlighting. This is a common occurrence when Google has trouble accessing or understanding certain pages on your site. Relax the most of problems can be resolved. Once you send me the impacted URLs, I will assist you in determining the root cause of each mistake and provide guidance on how to fix them.
 
Soft 404s, redirects, and server faults appear to be among the many issues that Search Console is highlighting. This is a common occurrence when Google has trouble accessing or understanding certain pages on your site. Relax the most of problems can be resolved. Once you send me the impacted URLs, I will assist you in determining the root cause of each mistake and provide guidance on how to fix them.
“This is the affected page of my site (https://calculatorwp.com/?s={search_term_string}). Along with it, I am sending you an attachment.
 

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True! If you post good, useful content on a tool website, Google will send more organic traffic. Quality content always helps the site grow.
 
iam confused, what do you want to tell exactly? Open for more details
 
True! If you post good, useful content on a tool website, Google will send more organic traffic. Quality content always helps the site grow.
Do you think that quality content alone can give a tool website good organic traffic?
 
Yes, good content on a useful site can bring real visitors without paid ads.
 
I am regularly publishing content, but Search Console is showing errors. I will send you an attachment, and I want your help with this issue.
These are normal GSC issues fix 404s redirects, remove unwanted noindex tags, improve content quality internal links, resubmit sitemap, and request reindexing.
 
Your website looks crap. You won’t rank that website. First, Go learn some real coding and skip WordPress.
You said I should learn coding, and I agree with you. But you also mentioned leaving WordPress — what is the reason for that? Since 43.44% of websites are live on WordPress, can’t WordPress and coding go together?
 
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