Can you help me get started using the crawl diagnostics report?
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After getting the crawl diagnostics report for the first time my boss and I looked over it and we have tried to fix the problems but we are stumped.I have tried and watched videos , read books, etc.. but have found nothing to help. I need assistance getting started on improving my website. Can you help?
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Hi Susan,
Are you able to share any particular area of the report that you need assistance on?
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If you confirm the site you are referring too and what issues the diagnostic tool raised then I am sure that we can point you in the right direction.
There are lots of useful guides on this site and information on Google's website too that should be helpful to build up your knowledge. You mention you have already looked but perhaps you just need someone to point out the relevant pages or sections.
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Hi Susan,
We can help you through it, but we need to know specific bits you are stuck on.
It looks like you are already getting some bits right, but other bits quite wrong. Your page titles need to be relevant to the content, which sometimes isn't the case. Your sitemap page has many many links on it, too many for search engines, and probably too many to be helpful to humans too. These little things will add up.
The important thing is to relax and take it one step at a time!
-Tom
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