Hi Tommy

You can do as Aran suggests - a redirect would be fine for feeds you don't want being crawled.

But more importantly, you may want to consider not indexing subpages (like this one: http://www.mediaanalys.se/blogg/page/2/) - you can make this setting in Yoast.

Let us know!

-Dan

I recently came across an article that also stated it had no SEO value, and I have never personally seen it to bear any value as well. I'd say you'd be safe to bet that it didn't

-Dan

David

It seems the error has been corrected in Google. However it remains in Bing. One huge thing I'd recommend would be the addition of an XML Sitemap. Bing has been known to say they follow it strictly, as long as there's no errors in it.

You're using Yoast SEO, so simply go into the Yoast settings and turn it on. Perhaps the addition of the XML sitemap will give a clear directive to Bing to index your homepage.

I didn't really check a lot further, but the sitemap is good to have in any case, so you may want to start there.

-Dan

David

Just an FYI - if you open a new question you're more likely to get a response. Not that we mind so much, but I only saw this question because I received an email since I'd already replied to the thread. No worries, just an FYI

Anyhow... just taking a quick look here...

I ran a site: search in Bing, and it appears your home page is not in the index.

It IS in Google's index, but ranks 3rd when I do a site: search.

The short of it is, something is causing both Bing and Google to devalue the index page.

This could be for a variety of reasons, but I suggest you perhaps check out the new Bing webmaster tools as well as check for any errors/warnings in Google webmaster tools.

A quick look and I don't see anything - but when I get more time to check it out, I'll take a better look.

-Dan

Leigh

Just making sure you're all set. As far as I know, this will not raise a flag in terms of authorship.

What Williams is talking about is the "author archive" and if you're using an SEO plugin (I recommend Yoast) you'll want to noindex author archives and I even disable them for a single author blog. They end up looking like a duplicate of the main blog page if its a single author blog.

-Dan

Hi

I actually think WordPress now does the redirects and fixes internal links now when you update the permalink. Try just updating it and see if they get fixed. (Although it may not catch internal links you've added within posts etc, just in the main menu).

If WordPress doesn't do this, just change the URL, change all internal links as needed and also use a 301 redirect.

A fast way to look for bad internal links is with Screaming Frog SEO Spider.

Hope that helps!

-Dan