Noindex after WordPress staging: make the right pages indexable
Remove a noindex directive inherited from staging: locate its source in WordPress, SEO settings, or headers, and check only the public pages.
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Site appearance
Fix noindex, robots.txt, sitemaps and canonical URLs in WordPress. Find orphan pages and create useful internal links.
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Remove a noindex directive inherited from staging: locate its source in WordPress, SEO settings, or headers, and check only the public pages.
Read the guide →Repair a missing, unreadable WordPress sitemap or one filled with failing URLs: identify its generator, check XML, and correct the right source.
Read the guide →Unblock crawling of important WordPress pages: check the correct robots.txt, the crawler’s group, and the paths before making a targeted correction.
Read the guide →Fix a WordPress canonical URL still pointing to the old domain: check the addresses, SEO field, and public response after migration.
Read the guide →Find WordPress pages without internal links and link to them from relevant content or navigation, checking the public visitor journey.
Read the guide →Site Kit shows the old URL after a WordPress migration. Compare the Search Console property and access before preparing reconnection.
Read the guide →Yoast shows the wrong category in breadcrumbs. Identify their generator, check the primary category and verify links on a copy.
Read the guide →Is Google displaying a different title or snippet for your WordPress page? Compare HTML, content and SEO settings before requesting a new crawl.
Read the guide →Is your WordPress site still missing from Google after launch? Check public access, URL status and discovery with Search Console.
Read the guide →Restore a WordPress statistics dashboard blocked by an API error by checking the source, property, permissions and data retrieval.
Read the guide →Handle duplicate WordPress archives and URL variants: keep useful pages, target noindex or canonical settings and check each consolidation.
Read the guide →Fix WordPress structured data that contradicts the page: find the generator, correct the fields and check the public markup.
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