Missing or empty titles >> Site is not part of ARC??
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Hello,
I have 7 High Priority issues; 3 of them are missing or empty Titles.
But when I click on the link I get a blank page with this; **Site is not part of ARC **
Does anyone know what this means, more importantly, how the 'beep' do I fix it ??
Mucho Gracias!
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Thank you. Patrick.
1 of 1 duplicate
Here's the other http://thumannagency.com/listHere's the url http://thumannagency.com/locate
I should mention we just updated our site, and google may not have reindexed it totally yet. (If that's how it work's - still learning..)
Thank you:)
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Hi there
It sounds like you might have a rogue page (if this isn't correct, can you post the domain and the URL in question?)
I would check your sitemap XML and also your internal links to make sure their aren't URLs listed that shouldn't be or being linked to that shouldn't be. Sometimes Moz will show you where they are finding links to these pages. This will help you track down these links and update.
Hope this helps! Good luck!
Patrick
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