Seo and ssl error (Error code: sec_error_revoked_certificate)
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Hi.
An error occurred during a connection to esta-register.org.
Peer's Certificate has been revoked.
(Error code: sec_error_revoked_certificate)
** i want to know this error can be effected on seo or not?**
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so the answer is definitely "the certificate needs to be fixed as soon as possible because every day it is not, nobody can get to the site. That will then cause the SEO to fall apart. The longer it's down, the longer it will take for search engines to reset once they devalue the site."
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Yes, the secure version is required and I redirected public version by 301 redirect to https.
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Yes this can definitely affect SEO. When I go to the site, without using https, it automatically redirects to the https version, and that gives me the error.
So the question is - does the version of the site the public sees have to be in https (secure) status ? If not, I would suggest having that removed as soon as possible. Have the public version work without it and set up a 301 redirect.
If the secure version is required, I would contact the site systems administrator as soon as possible to get it resolved.
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