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A WordPress site can disappear from Google if the Reading setting still discourages search engines from indexing it.
A WordPress site can disappear from Google if the Reading setting still discourages search engines from indexing it.
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all you have to do is log into your WordPress dashboard then on the left hand side look for settings then scroll further down then click reading then on the right hand side you're gonna see there's a checkbox this checkbox must be unticked if it is ticked as you can see over there it discourages search engines from coming and crawling your website
Openif you cannot find your WordPress website anywhere on Google there may be a reason for it you may have a no index no follow tag installed on your website now this tag is really quite simple to understand very basically what you are telling Google and other website crawlers for that matter is that you don't wanna be indexed you don't wanna be found it's...
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if you cannot find your WordPress website anywhere on Google there may be a reason for it you may have a no index no follow tag installed on your website now this tag is really quite simple to understand very basically what you are telling Google and other website crawlers for that matter is that you don't wanna be indexed you don't wanna be found it's almost like you putting up a flag saying no don't look here now there's a few reasons why this tag is put in usually website developers put it in when they are installing and creating your website some themes actually install it automatically and website developers don't even know to take it off now if you have this tag on your website like I said you are gonna be invisible to Google totally invisible this is how you take it off and also how you can check if you have it in the first place all you have to do is log into your WordPress dashboard then on the left hand side look for settings then scroll further down then click reading then on the right hand side you're gonna see there's a checkbox this checkbox must be unticked if it...