My Friend,

That is some analysis you have done there!! and I am eternally greatful. It's people like you, who are clearly so passionate about SEO, that make our industry amazing!!

I am going to private message you a longer reply, later but i just wanted to publicly say thank you!!

Regards

Neil

Hi There,

This is the URL:-

https://www.nubalustrades.co.uk/

Be great if you could give me your opinion. I am thinking that this content isn't being indexed.

Regards

Neil

Just an update on this one

Looks like it may be a problem with Wix

https://moz.com/community/q/wix-problem-with-on-page-optimization-picking-up-seo

I have another client who also uses Wix and they also show now content in screaming frog but worryingly their pages show in a cached version of the site. I know the "cache" isn't the best way to see what content is indexed and the fetch as Google is fine.

I just get the feeling something isn't right.

Hi Guys,

Got a site I am working with on the Wix platform. However site audit tools such as Screaming Frog, Ryte and even Moz's onpage crawler show the pages having no content, despite them having 200 words+. Fetching the site as Google clearly shows the rendered page with content, however when I look at the Google cached pages, they also show just blank pages.

I have had issues with nofollow, noindex on here, but it shows the meta tags correct, just 0 content.

What would you look to diagnose? I am guessing some rogue JS but why wasn't this picked up on the "fetch as Google".

Hi Guys,

I was going to post a separate question here., but this thread seems to have answer the questions very well.

My client has infinite scrolling on his product pages but also have rel="prev" and rel="next" (but no actual physical page 1, page 2, page 3) buttons. I was just reading the rel="prev" and rel="next" should be in the in this case anyway. Does this mean we don't need actual buttons?

I am confirming the date this was put on, as I can't see any reduction in pages indexed which is one of the concerns above.

Regards

Neil

Hi Guys,

Just need some clarification if it's okay. I have a client who has the dudamobile software installed for a mobile friendly version of the site.Now I know that it put's on some JS to check if the user is visiting from a desktop or a mobile and then redirects.

?no_redirect=true

https://moz.com/community/q/duplicate-content-resulting-from-js-redirect

This is creating duplicate page issues when I run a deepcrawl of the site. I understand I can just exclude the URL's in Google's Search Console but I just wanted to double check though that this won't stop Google from indexing the mobile site?

Sorry if it's a stupid question

Kind Regards

Neil

No problem at all! This SEO game is getting more challenging but even more interesting each month. So it's good to have a helpful community.

Hi There,

I don't think it will be a problem. The URL descriptions seem quite clear and they don't appear to be session id's or the such but descriptions of the product. Quick search despite it being in the Uk proved everyone else seems to leave the numbers at the start of the URL https://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=ssl#q=hc+grass+capsulas+duras+15-capsulas&btnK=Google+Search

My advice leave as is.

Hope this is helps!

Kind Regards

Neil