Search queries results Wrong
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Hey there,
My website shows Wrong Search Queries in Google Search Console, Also Shows URLS which are not there in my website, Which Shows in crawl Errors. here i have attached Screenshot . http://prntscr.com/egzl88
Please Help me out how i can Deindex This type of URLs From Google index, & make My main pages crawl First in Google Search. because of this my website Ranking Also lost, Please any Expert can help out..
Thanx in advance.
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you can ping google to recrawl those pages and see the new status codes. Aside from that, you just need to wait.
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Hello sir,
We have cleared our site & also, We have make security certificate too.. Then also It is not clearing website, & also Not removing bad 404 URLS,
What next i can Do???
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Looks like you were hacked.
Clean up your website, make sure all bad urls 404 (or 410 if you can), clear out GSC crawl errors (may need to repeat a few times). If you received a manual action, resubmit your website.
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