It usually takes several days (or more) for search results to be updated. First step would be to look at every single page of your site and check for the correct phone number. Then create a new sitemap.xml file, and submit that to the various search engines (like via Google Webmaster Tools). Many articles available … Read more
I want to lists posts in wordpress to nearest location entered by the user
A 404 page should never be indexed. A 404 response is an error message indicating that a page doesn’t exist. If your site is sending traffic to a 404 page, Google won’t index the page. This is an expected behavior! If your “404” page isn’t returning a 404 error, then it’s not a 404 page. … Read more
It seems that this was simply a matter of waiting: the less trafficked pages updated their addresses quickly and the more trafficked pages (e.g., the home page) took longer to be update in Google search results. Other users with more heavily trafficked sites might wish to refer to this article on demoting site links to … Read more
This is a bit of a guess but there is a setting in the backend that will discourage indexing. Make sure that is not checked.
This is not a WordPress question … yet. There are two ways to handle this. Don’t do anything. One more indexed page will not harm your site’s karma. This is not spam. Someone has has probably created a link to your site with this query string to trick the auto-complete tool on Google. The link … Read more
You can always noindex those pages from your robots.txt file. User-agent: * Disallow: /all-bots/noindex-this-page.html
Why not create a form that submits direct to Google? This would be the simplest solution (assuming you want to search every website in the world): <form action=”http://www.google.com/search” method=”get”> <input type=”text” name=”q” placeholder=”Search Google”/> <input type=”submit” /></form> I believe that would do the job you want it to. The result would look something like: https://www.google.com/search?q=this%20that
This is not wordpress related question but I will answer it without any special reason. First of all… all pages from old website are indexed on google and those indexed pages can not be deindexed at the same moment when you change the website. That is the reason why all pages show on google… so … Read more
If an ajax call is indexed it compromises the whole purpose of the application. The cause here is that you are making your call using GET instead of POST as suggested: https://codex.wordpress.org/AJAX_in_Plugins The right way should be along something like : <?php add_action( ‘admin_footer’, ‘my_SHOP_javascript’ ); // Write our JS below here function my_SHOP_javascript() { … Read more