Bro what is server could have been offline mean?It could be.. When the bot crawled your website, your server could have been offline. It is more common than you might think.
It means that your server was not available... May be it was overloaded (and not responding), may be the response was so slow that the crawler thought the connection was timed out.. and so on. I am not saying it was the case, but don't rule that out.Bro what is server could have been offline mean?
OkIt means that your server was not available... May be it was overloaded (and not responding), may be the response was so slow that the crawler thought the connection was timed out.. and so on. I am not saying it was the case, but don't rule that out.
Also, crawlers (especially google's crawler) hate slow server AFAIK. So, a fast server is almost always better.
Do you mean you have lot of 404 broken pages in your site????i have faced an issue regarding Indexing of my site. when I start indexing my site there is a 404 issue. How can I resolve this issue
Search engine visibility always enabled..... mean untickHello vmaart,
Please check if your website is available to search engine spiders (not blocked).
Go to website admin dashboard (mywordpress-site.com/wp-admin/ default), select Settings from the left menu and click on reading.
Scroll down and check Search Engine Visibility, check if "Discourage search engines from indexing this site" is checked or not, if it is, then unchecks it.
If it is unchecked or you unchecked it, the next step is to submit the URL you want to index (try the website homepage) to google search console.
Go to your google search console, you will see a top bar with a placeholder of (insert any URL in "http://mywordpress-site.com"), insert your home page URL in there. Wait for a few seconds and click in request indexing. Next check Recaptcha codes and you are done!
After this, your website needs to be indexed shortly (1-hour +-). You can check by searching "site:mywordpress-site.com" on google or searching using the naked URL. If it still not indexed, that means that you have a problem with your website ON-page SEO (copied content, manual action, poor content...).
If that's the case, then you need more checks!
I hope that helped you out, sincerely
Ok bro I will check it.See your server logs whether google bot hitting your server or not.
My hosting server not have facility view the server log have any other alternate methods? let me know?See your server logs whether google bot hitting your server or not.
Yes,some say if affects hosting server/provider.
Try to check your source code if the header has a noindex value or you enabled the discourge setting in your WordPress.
One of my clients 5 months ago use's a shared/serverless WordPress, had experienced the same as you. What we did is to move from the different hosting providers and it resolve the issue.