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They usually follow the sitemap. Make sure you have one or more.
Yes, please share your thoughts. I’m curious to learn what you could possibly hold against Symzio, especially when you compare it to other microstock agencies you’re probably submitting to.
Nice feature. Thanks.
Got it to work. Thanks a lot.
Just a guess, your images probably disappeared because every one of your image pages have gotten a new name (meta title). I’d run the “include all media” again to submit the new names.
While on this subject – I was checking the 404 reports in Yoast of site crawls that didn’t end up on a page. I have a lot that are of this form:
http://www.backyardstockphotos.com/image-type/transport-images/
Is this something that came across from the old Symbiostock design and is still in a google site map somewhere? If so, should I be trying to recreate that map? Is there anything in the new plugin that produces this sort of URL?
Yes, that’s probably from the old Symbiostock. It might still be in your sitemap. I’d check your root directory and delete all old sitemaps. Then delete those sitemaps from your Google Webmaster Tools account if you had them in there.
If you think it’s very important to keep these links you could also do redirects in your .htaccess file.
But at the end it’s just a question of time. If the search engines don’t find these pages anymore they will sooner or later remove them from their indexes.I’m guessing you have missed setting your permalinks in the WP settings accordingly. You could still do it but I think at this point the search engines have probably caught your new post structure already.
Great thanks!
I don’t have a Meta Keywords Template in my version – perhaps you have a premium version?Steve
You can enable meta keywords at “SEO -> Titles & Metas -> Other -> Use meta keywords tag?”
However Yoast seems to think meta keywords are obsolete these days. Your call.You need to set your footer widget area to only one column so 4 images at size 250×250 will actually fit in.
Then install the plugin “Display Widgets”. It will add a check box to every widget which will let you choose on which pages the widget is supposed to appear. On the actual Symzio widget then check “Show on checked pages -> Custom Post Types -> Media”. This will add the widget only to your image pages.Added the blog article to my Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/PictureBreeze/ .
But never mind, I’ve found a much more convenient way by simply adding an ordinary text widget on top of the Symzio widget.
No, the CSS doesn’t seem to work. Can it have something to do with the fact that your css class name includes a blank space at the end (class=”symzio_searchresults “)?
Could someone with more experience of Yoast than I have explain how to fill in the title metadata, description metadata sections of the Titles and Meta section of Yoast? As Robin mentioned in a different post, none of mine have anything useful in them.
Steve
Sure.
WP Admin Panel
SEO – Titles & Metas – Post TypesPosts- Title template: %%title%% %%page%% %%sep%% %%sitename%%
Meta Description Template: %%excerpt%%
Meta Keywords Template: %%tag%%Same for “Pages”.
Media
Title template: %%title%% %%page%%
Meta description template: %%excerpt%%
Meta keywords template: %%tag%%I think I’m not understanding the problem. Titles and captions are being imported during the process. All you need to do is set up your Yoast plugin to capture them and to put them into the meta settings. At least that’s how I did it. The focus keywords won’t be there but titles, captions, and keywords are available after migration.
I’m sorry but how and where can I edit my profile page?
Edit: Never mind, I think I’ve found it.
Thanks. Yes, you have excellent relevancy now and it seems that it will exclude your own images, making sure they don’t appear double on the page.