I have a business listing website which has links to business owners own business website..
Recently I've been getting requests to remove listing because they are getting warning from Google that links from my site to their site is unnatural link.
How do I go about change things on my site so I don't lose listing because Google are penalizing my out bounding links??
The fast and quick solution is to make these links nofollow.
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I tried using Google Webmaster tools to re-crawl the site and it hasn't helped.
Does anyone know why the link on Google might say 'halalgems.com', but redirect to another site?
The description is also incorrect.
Unfortunately, it appears as though your website has been hacked, and not a problem with Google.
After looking at the response from your website once someone goes to it from that google page, it is your website that does the redirecting.
I cannot determine the source of this issue, as that would likely require access to your server. Good luck with tracking it down!
I'm building a website for a company, I build this website offline so google won't index it, with the reason that google don't see the codes yet and thinks at the official launch that we copied the text/codes from an other website.
Sadly I encounterd a problem. I need to implant the facebook social plugin, sadly does this plugin only work when the site is online. But as I said putting it online can be dangerous for future Google SEO.
Is there an other option where I can see the facebook plugin but it is not online yet or is it okay for me to just place it online already on (for example) www.example.com and later put the released product on (for example) www.released.com.
Any toughts on this problem?
Why don't you place the website online in a folder that is blocked for Googlebot via robots.txt?
That way you can test all the online elements work and not have to worry about users and search engines finding it and listing it.
An alternative could be to use the .htaccess file to limit access only to your IP address - that way, you'd be the only one to see the site live.
My cousin has given me her old website to "redo" which is on a Google Sites template. I have separately created a static website with Ruby on Rails setup and Bootstrap but am now scratching my head on how to transition her old Google Site to this new layout (I want to keep the original domain name).
Also, the good thing about Google Sites is that when I search for her business, it pops up on the right side of the page and sometimes pops up at the top for google local search, which is obviously great for marketing/SEO.
I did read something that Google doesn't support other platforms (I think) which is why I'm wondering if I can redirect and still retain the SEO benefits. Any resources or suggestions would be great, thanks!
Setup your new site with new ROR template.
Register and verify your new domain and old one on Google Webmaster
Create a custom 404 page for old domain which suggests visiting new domain.
Redirect your old urls to new one by a 1:1 redirection with 301, "Moved Permanently", like www.oldone.com/games to www.newone.com/games
Submit your sitemap of old one to Google and BIng, they will see 301 and rewrite their crawl cache.
Fill out change of address in Google webmaster and add new site's sitemap.
Above method is the best SEO friendly site moving method.
ps: Not exactly ROR question .
Edit: I don't really know about google pages but one of doing this would be, deploy ROR site somewhere and use iframe in google page to project it to google page.
In your google page,
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use options like height="100%" to cover the entire page.
I created a CMS for a website and integrated Google Analytics. The site changes it's content every week (adding, editing, removing pages and URLs) and I rewrite the sitemap every time when one of this actions occurred.
The problem is that the web crawlers from Google detect a lot of 404 error pages.
What I am doing wrong?
Getting reports about 404s is perfectly normal and generally no need to worry about them.
Check where does Google find those 404 URLs, you can see that in Search Console (formerly Webmaster Tools), and see if you can fix them. If you cannot, if you have great content, sooner or later you'll get better links.
What you could do additionally, is to create custom 404 pages, where you link to content on your site that's similar to the missing page (if it's possible to determine that), or that's popular on the site.
Also if you feel that the page is for content that won't be coming back on the site. you can remove the URL for their index by using the remove URL option.
I am working on some integrations for Google Now.
The Schemas for Email-Notifications are clear,...
But bow I am searching for integrating our Website-News as well.
(I always get "website update-cards from Ryanair on my GNow)
But I cant seem to find the right schemas for it,... I dont even know if it is done by schema-markup-micromarkup-whatever lol
Any help or idea?
Thank you lots
Greets
Ray
Okay I have been wondering this same question for a while and these are what I have found.
Google Now doesn't support my PHP site but it does support another Drupal site of mine.
The only page that Google Now provides integration is here: https://www.google.com/landing/now/integrations.html
I found that quite some of the supported websites have rss.xml on its root.
So here's what I recommend to do: (I'm still trying so I'm not certain if the following methods are worth trying)
Use Drupal or other well-known CMS in case Google Now only supports a few kinds of websites.
Go to that page and try to get in contact with Google. (I haven't got replies yet though)
Try to add an rss.xml on your site's root and add a link to it at your default page. (I haven't got time to try it yet)