Search console
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I'm submitting my site map via search console and the site map is waiting for approval. I've been taking this error for two or three months. my site is not getting index. Therefore, I have experienced a decline in many words. Can the new search console solve my error? help please . for this site
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Also just to add the new search console won't necessarily solve anything just because it's new, however it will allow you to delete old sitemaps and to resubmit!
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Hi there,
First question, which versions of the website have you verified within Search Console? I assume we're talking about the www and https version as per your link?
Second question, what is the URL of your sitemap and is it in .xml format? Do you use Yoast?
Kind regards,
Nick
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