For my website AglaSem i have 6-7 subdomains for different sections. I tried to link all of them with my google+ page as publisher. However i noticed that the only url which i added on gogole+ page profile as website works for rel="publisher" and not any other.
It shows the error:
This is not a verified publisher markup.
Is there any way i can link all subdomains to same google+ page as its not convent to make google+ pages for each one of them.
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I developed a Google Drive API app and then wanted to put it on a Google Sites page, which I did by inserting its code into an "embed HTML" element on a new Sites web page I created. But, as soon as the code tries to initiate a user authorization login to Google, a redirect_uri_mismatch error 400 occurs with the offending url being origin=https://1538261391-atari-embeds.googleusercontent.com, which appears to be used by the Google code that was automatically inserted on the web page (not by me) to access font data for the page. Even though the Google instructions do not say anything about adding this domain to the uri redirect list, I tried adding it anyway in the Google Cloud Client ID Authorized Redirect setting, but anything .googleusercontent.com is forbidden there.
Can this be fixed, or am I wrong to even be trying to use the Drive API on a Sites web page? Note that I checked the stack overflow topic "Integrating Google Drive with Google Sites (intranet)" and it was unhelpful.
I'm interested in keeping the same url parameters the user already have, when he browses to other pages in my website.
For example if he enters through the link
mysite.com/?phone=9384839484, then any internal link on the site should redirect him to mysite.com/internalpage?phone=9384839484
The purpose is to track phone calls from each platform by showing them the same phone number everywhere on the site.
I have created a link such as http://example.com/s/an-arduino-product (in PHP), but there is no any referral link that refers to the above link in my website. If someone type this link on the browser, it will be redirected dynamically to a valid page (By reading information from database). My question is: What can I do extra work to make Google automatically recognize these links and index them? I will not do it manually via "Google Search Console".
Submit this link in sitemap.xml and resubmit sitemap. Google will reindex pages when you submit sitemap.xml those links only.
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.
When I google for cms tutorial my website is the first link which is obviously great. Unfortunatly it is showing the Under construction title I was using when I was updating my site. When you click on the link you of course you go to my website but the title link still remains "CMS TUTORIAL SITE - Under construction" in google instead of the name of the actual page.
How can I request google to re-index that page, I allready requested to remove the cache for that url with the google webmaster tool.
You could request to update your url here.