Hi,

I’ve configured the Yoast SEO plugin to exclude post tags from the sitemap.

You can verify the changes at this link: https://pafias.com/sitemap_index.xml.

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Hi,

In this case, please wait for Googlebot to re-index your site and check again afterward. You should also re-submit the sitemap. Most of the links seem to come from WordPress archives.

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Hi,

I have just configured the Yoast SEO settings for the archive pages.

Please wait for Google to re-index your site content and then check again.

Have you submitted the sitemap to Google Search Console?

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Hi,

Please click on each issue, gather some URLs from the report, and send them to me.

Hi,

Please open the detailed report and send me a few URLs listed in it.

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Hi,

I’ve configured the Yoast SEO plugin for your site.

Please wait for Google to reindex your site, and then check again.

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Hi,

I’ve configured the Yoast SEO plugin for your site.

Please wait for Google to reindex your site, and then check again.

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Hi,

For this case, please send me your WordPress admin account details in a private reply. I will log in and assist you with the configuration.

Additionally, let me know which specific content you would like to display on the SERP (Search Engine Results Page).

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Hi,

The issue is that Google's search bot has crawled all the pages on your site, resulting in the indexing of default WordPress archive pages that are now appearing in search engine results (SERPs). Please note that these pages are created by WordPress by default.

To control which content should be indexed by search engines, you can install an SEO plugin like Yoast SEO or Rank Math. These tools allow you to manage and optimize your site's indexing easily.

Hi,

Please send me the screenshot and take notes. I will review them and provide you with a quick solution.

Regards,
PenciDesign.