Google search console issues (0% good URLS on desktop) - Help

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Hello Everyone,

We’ve encountered an issue with Google Search Console, where it indicates that our desktop site has 0% good URLs, a problem stemming from CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) issues. Our in-house web developer has made efforts to resolve the problem, but unfortunately, it persists.

We acknowledge that this is a specialized issue and are now seeking an expert in this field who can efficiently diagnose and fix this problem. We’re prepared to compensate for the professional service.

If you have proven experience in resolving CLS issues and are available to assist, please respond here or send a private message.

Many thanks,
 

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click on the "115" failing url's and revalidate them, even if your site is fast google sometimes does this shit so you constantly have to re validate from time to time
I find it hilarious when one day all of my URLs are poor for a week then all of them go green, without me changing anything

PS just revalidate until they are green, then checkup on if the problem appears again
 
Hello Everyone,

We’ve encountered an issue with Google Search Console, where it indicates that our desktop site has 0% good URLs, a problem stemming from CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) issues. Our in-house web developer has made efforts to resolve the problem, but unfortunately, it persists.

We acknowledge that this is a specialized issue and are now seeking an expert in this field who can efficiently diagnose and fix this problem. We’re prepared to compensate for the professional service.

If you have proven experience in resolving CLS issues and are available to assist, please respond here or send a private message.

Many thanks,
If you use Lighthouse, you can clearly detect which elements are shifting your site. If we were talking about the Speed Index, I would be a bigger deal, but this is just a matter of observation.

For example, in BHW
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You can clearly see that the content almost doesnt shift, except when the ads in the top appear that push the content slightly to the bottom. They should save the ad-content with a placeholder from the first load to reduce CLS (in this case it's a 0.111 CLS not much but it's something). But the important thing here is that it is easy to detect (and probaby fix it if your dev have front-end skills) if you look to the report.
 
Thank you for the insight, ive talked to my web developer, but he isnt quite sure how to fix these issues. We would love to find someone who is skilled at fixing these issues and could help us out (not for free ofcourse).
 
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