Hello there,

What do you mean your backlinks are not indexing? If you mean you wanted to see your backlinks I would suggest using Moz link explorer and Ahref site explorer.

If you mean some of your backlinks that isn't being indexed by Google, that's nothing much you can do than wait for it to be indexed. Unless you're able to contact the webmaster which he can request for an index in his search console.

Of course if your backlinks have other backlinks it will increase the chance of being indexed as well, finally, I do not recommend using any link indexing tools because they're simply not useful at all, such as linklicious.

And no your ranking will not drop because of the backlinks not being index, unless you mean you lost the backlinks, or the backlinks being de-index, which they have to be indexed at the first place.

Hope this helps,
Joseph Yap

Hello there,

You can use .htaccess URL rewrite to remove all the .html from your URL, here's the rewrite rules.

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^index.html$ / [R=301,L]
RewriteRule ^(.*)/index.html$ /$1/ [R=301,L]

Once you added this rules you should also fix all your internal links make sure they link to the URL without .html

Hope this helps,

Joseph Yap

So Jon have you found the solution to the problem? If yes maybe you can mark this as answered? Thnks

Hello there,

Actually if used correctly, content syndication can be an effective way to help your site ranking, I'm assuming you have a main blog that you want to syndicate the content on it's to other blogs with different groups of visitors, so ultimately they might visit your main blog from that syndicated blog post.

There are some things you can do on syndicated posts such as canonical, noindex, etc. You can read on this 2 post which explains each method in details:

https://searchengineland.com/syndicated-content-189097

https://neilpatel.com/blog/the-step-by-step-guide-to-syndicating-content-without-screwing-up-your-seo/

Hope this helps
Joseph Yap

Hello there,

Depends on the image, I always have an text and dark layer on my image when I use it as a background, if you use it within post it's really up to you which one to use. But make sure you also have the alt text set for the image. Personally, I would just make sure it is good for the user experience.

Hope this helps.

Hmm that could be, but you should confirm with AIO and WPML support

Hello there,

I am using Yoast and there's the option to have translated version of metas with Yoast, I have never use AIO, but I did find this document from WPML maybe you can check it out and see if it answered your question?

https://wpml.org/documentation/plugins-compatibility/translating-all-in-one-seo/

Regards,
Joseph Yap

Hello there,

Both of this error can be caused by either a corrupted file, which you can download a new one from WordPress and see if this fix the problem.

If not I would suggest you start by turning off all your plugin one by one and see if there's some plugin that caused the conflict.

Hope this helps.

Joseph Yap

Hello there,

If you're talking about the name of image files such as jpg and png where hyphens are used as space (just like you did on page url), there's really no limit given by Google, so my advice would be not to over optimize those image files by stuffing your keywords in it (ie, keyword1-keyword2-keyword3-keyword4.jpg), just make it natural (puppy-food.jpg) instead.

As for Page Titles like Gaston suggested to use it as a separator (personally I prefer | or : ), and again there's no actual limit given by Google, but the key here is to make sure these are optimized for your visitor then only Google. Just make sure they're natural then you should be fine.

Hope this helps,

Joseph Yap

Hello there,

I would always check with more than my own browser to make sure it wasn’t only happen for myself. You can try to use the curl tools from keycdn, or ultimately you can also check with google itself by using the “fetch with google” tool in your Search Console.

If the problem presist you should check if there is any script on your site could potentially cause the issue.

Hope this helps,

Joseph Yap

Hello there,

Simply delete the page and redirect to your homepage shouldn't harm your site, but here is what I'll do:

If these pages are having quality backlinks pointing to it, I would recommend rewriting a relevant article in a better quality, especially if these pages are having traffic or ranking for some keyword that is relevant to your website.

Hope this answered your question.

• Joseph Yap