Step 8 | How to Index Your Website and Make it Visible to Search Engines Using Yoast SEO

Step 8 | WordPress Tutorial for Beginners 2017 – How to Index Your Website and Make it Visible to Search Engines Using the Yoast SEO Plugin and Google Search Console. Bluehost discount: Divi theme discount: Full tutorial located here:

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In this step we look at:
– How to set up Google Search Console – Webmaster Tools
– How to install the Yoast SEO plugin
– How to generate a sitemap using the Yoast SEO plugin
– How to index your WordPress website for search engines

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5 responses to “Step 8 | How to Index Your Website and Make it Visible to Search Engines Using Yoast SEO”

  1. VenomousGamerYT Avatar

    How do you remove old website tags from google search? I had a website that had a /about, /donate, /work and I made it all to a one pager now. But when I search the name of the side on google, it still shows the old ones but when clicked it says that the page is no longer up.

  2. Stacey Herbert Avatar

    When you say re-do this process, do you mean re-submit your site map, or do a crawl and render?

  3. Travis Henry Avatar

    fetch and render gave me a blocked error. robot.txt is still blocking the crawl?

  4. Sterling Forums Avatar

    GREAT video. I recommend everyone watch this. That said (and I believe it's a Google thing) when I was in Google> Search Console> Crawl> Sitemaps … and entered my sitemap_index.xml after my https:mydomain.com/ … the Google test said, Test complete! However, under that it reads, "No sitemaps found for this site." Why? WHY? W H Y ?! You made everything SO easy to follow up until then!!!! Any suggestions because I'm quite sure that's going to happen to others.

  5. Aflossy Hair Avatar

    I got a question for you? About sitemaps

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