All discussion category pages have the same canonical url (/page/discussions-category). If we go to this page, we will see an empty discussion block similar to the page (/page/discussions-home). There is also another category page (/page/discussions-categories).
Good afternoon. It seems to me that in the feed all the icons need to remove the indentation on the left side, then when viewed from smartphones they will be displayed exactly in one line.
There are a lot of pages with the same title. For example "Profile Feed". If 1000 users register on the site, then at least 1000 pages with the title “Profile Feed” will appear.
While searching to improve website crawling and indexing, I came across a very serious problem. If we use Google as a bot on any page of the site, or rather on a page cached by it, we will find that the navigation does not work. The bot cannot navigate the pages normally due to the fact that most of the links are incorrect for it. The problem is this: for some reason, when clicking on links, he sees the following addresses: “https: //site. com/page/page/discussions-home.” That is, another section “/page/” is added to the URL addresses. This can be noticed if “SEO URL” is not enabled.
Channel (hashtag) pages can also attract visitors to your community from search engines. Below you can see that there are quite a lot of impressions in search, but the CTR (click-through rate) is low. To correct this situation and increase traffic to these pages, it is necessary to analyze for what queries search engines show these pages and, based on this, add a description to each such page.
Hi folks,
as you certainly noticed, the UNAcms site is under attack by spammers since yesterday.
I'd like to ask you to please not react to those posts, because if you react, you trigger push notifications at your related friends and followers.
Don't give them any attention. I hope, UNA can defend the attack soon.
I understand that “em.php” pages can be blocked from indexing. But I can't understand why there are so many of them? The site publishes a maximum of 8-10 videos inserted from YouTube using “embedly”, but the number of “/em.php” pages is much larger and is constantly increasing.