How to fix: Pages with slow load speed

Issue: Slow page load speeds hurt your rankings and user experience. Faster pages perform better in search results and can boost conversions. Fix: Optimize your HTML code to make it leaner. If your server is slow, consider upgrading to better…

How to fix: Sitemap.xml files are too large

Issue: Your sitemap.xml is too big (over 50 MB or 50,000 URLs), which may prevent search engines from crawling your site properly. Fix: Split your sitemap into smaller files and use a sitemap index file to list them. Update your robots.txt…

How to fix: Subdomains don’t support secure encryption algorithms

Issue: Outdated encryption on your subdomains poses security risks and can lead to browser warnings, scaring off visitors and lowering traffic. Fix: Ask your website admin to update to modern encryption algorithms. Tip: Up-to-date security…

How to fix: Issues with broken internal JavaScript and CSS files

Issue: Broken JavaScript or CSS files can prevent search engines from correctly rendering your pages, harming your rankings. They may also cause errors that disrupt user experience on your site. Fix: Identify and repair all broken JavaScript…

How to fix: Pages with a meta refresh tag

Issue: Meta refresh tags are outdated and can cause slow redirects, hurting SEO and user experience. Fix: Replace meta refresh tags with 301 redirects for a faster, more reliable redirection method. Tip: 301 redirects improve site efficiency…

How to fix: Pages with multiple canonical URLs

Issue: Having multiple canonical URLs on one page confuses search engines, making them ignore or choose the wrong one, hurting your SEO. Fix: Keep only one canonical URL on each page to clearly indicate the preferred version. Tip: One clear…

How to fix: Pages with a broken canonical link

Issue: Canonical tags point search engines to the preferred page version. If they link to non-existent pages, it wastes crawl resources and hurts SEO. Fix: Check and fix broken canonical links by updating or removing them to point to existing…

How to fix: AMP templating issues

Issue: Templating syntax in your AMP pages isn’t allowed and causes them to break or not be indexed, affecting mobile search results. Fix: Review the “Issue Description” for details on the problem and follow the tips to correct the…

How to fix: AMP style and layout issues

Issue: Your AMP page’s style and layout don’t meet AMP standards, causing it to break or not be indexed in mobile search results. Fix: Check the “Issue Description” for specific problems and follow the provided tips to fix them. Tip:…

How to fix: AMP HTML issues

Issue: AMP pages need to follow specific HTML rules to work and show up in mobile search results. If they don’t, they won’t load correctly or be indexed. Fix: Check the “Issue Description” for details on what’s wrong and follow…