Almostbr0ke
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Have any of you experience this issue?
Cannot index blogpost with google search console
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You can create a sitemap for your blog with the help of the plugins like Jetpack Plugin, Yoast SEO, or Google XML Sitemap... by submit your sitemap to Google, you are making the search engine easily crawl your site, find and index the contents you publish.
b2btradeworld
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I have the same issue so I give up
Almostbr0ke
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I am sorry, but the website is running on blogger (blogspot) not wp
And I have submitted sitemap. But if I check homepage or some post in gsc, it shows me error and it cannot be requested for indexing..
Is Google's own blog set on no-index tag??
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Blogspot blogs have 5xx server errors in the past week. It should automatically index within a few days.
NO sir my.post is more than a month old not yet Indexed
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- Remove custom robots.txt & custom robots headers. The default ones work.
- Add "/atom.xml" as your sitemap.
- Check index status of your URL using URL inspection tool.
- Test your URL using testing tool and see if you have any 5xx server errors.
- If everything is fine, submit your link for indexing.
mm1972it
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Can I ask....do I need to submit a site map every time I add a new blog post?
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No. Once you submit a sitemap, you don't even need to open your GSC again. Your sitemap will be updated every time you publish a new post and Google will periodically crawl your links.
hideath
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Did you place any custom script to change the URL structure (removing date as an example) in blogger? Other scripts?
These could cause the problem as google crawlers won't be able to crawl the posts at the 1st step,
other than that, there are plenty of possibilities and no one would know without checking the website itself
These could cause the problem as google crawlers won't be able to crawl the posts at the 1st step,
other than that, there are plenty of possibilities and no one would know without checking the website itself
mm1972it
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Cool, thank you!
Almostbr0ke
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Oh, hopefully you are right
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Google staff confirmed it on their support forum. It was a temporary error and they already fixed it.
For removing robot txt do I need to customize theme?
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No, it's an option in settings. By default, the custom robots.txt and custom robots headers are turned off. If you haven't turned them on, you can ignore it. The default settings work fine.
The image shows custom robots.txt code. Press "No" and disable it.