Index Two WordPress Sites
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Two WordPress installs—winningdaily.com and onlinecreditrepair.com—are sitting on my shared server and stubbornly refuse to appear in Google’s index. I have already generated XML sitemaps with Yoast, submitted them through Google Search Console, and combed through the Coverage and Page Indexing reports. No critical crawl errors show up, yet the pages remain “Discovered – currently not indexed.”
I need a fresh set of expert eyes to uncover whatever technical or content-level roadblock is stopping Googlebot. Expect to explore robots.txt rules, server response headers, canonical tags, any sneaky noindex directives, and possible hosting-level throttling that could be limiting crawl rate. Core Web Vitals and schema markup may also be relevant if quality signals are holding things back.
Deliverables
• Full diagnostic report outlining each discovered issue and its impact
• Implementation (or clear step-by-step guidance) to resolve the blockers and get both domains indexed
• Verification through Search Console that key pages are finally showing as “Indexed”
• Summary of best-practice tweaks so this problem doesn’t resurface
If you’re comfortable digging into WordPress, cPanel, .htaccess, and Google Search Console data, let’s fix this once and for all.
I need a fresh set of expert eyes to uncover whatever technical or content-level roadblock is stopping Googlebot. Expect to explore robots.txt rules, server response headers, canonical tags, any sneaky noindex directives, and possible hosting-level throttling that could be limiting crawl rate. Core Web Vitals and schema markup may also be relevant if quality signals are holding things back.
Deliverables
• Full diagnostic report outlining each discovered issue and its impact
• Implementation (or clear step-by-step guidance) to resolve the blockers and get both domains indexed
• Verification through Search Console that key pages are finally showing as “Indexed”
• Summary of best-practice tweaks so this problem doesn’t resurface
If you’re comfortable digging into WordPress, cPanel, .htaccess, and Google Search Console data, let’s fix this once and for all.
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