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Not very consistent

jaunalgi — Thu, 21 Jun 2018 13:47:26 +0000

Yoast SEO has plenty of cool features. It has help us a lot.
But in the last monthes, it has been very difficult. The first versions of the 7 version (7.0.0 until 7.0.02) created a lot of problems that we are still suffering today.

I do not know if the plugin is now helping or hurting the website.

Edit : I removed a star. I made an update and the configuration for the /category/ was lost. This plugin is unreliable. I cannot trust it at 100% anymore.

‘The famous’ bug

elovkoff — Fri, 08 Jun 2018 21:10:58 +0000

As a result of the latest bug I have to go to ALL sites of my clients, to change the settings an to install an additional plugin that fixes the issues. Some of my clients wer hot heavy with decreased traffic to their site due to this bug.
This is inexcusable for seo provider.
From now on, not using Yoast.

Cheers.

Stupid updated

cluin — Mon, 28 May 2018 01:20:10 +0000

Update increasingly stupid, media attachment index that affects the ranking, remove the noindex subpage feature makes the entire website was warning duplicated. Stupid is the word for the recent version. Rely on a blog post on Google’s blog since 7 years ago and index the entire pagination, then make sure it’s good for SEO, stupidity.

over 3000 new indexed pages

krunek.brunek — Fri, 25 May 2018 13:37:23 +0000

out of nowhere over 3000 new pages in google index! they are attachment pages with no content, and google treat that as thin content. rankings are dropping! unbelievable! now when I will noindex this pages I will have over 3000 404 pages! just great! I am not happy at all! why did this happen? why did you do this?

Be careful – V7.X Will get you into Google Penalty [Thin content]

jack.cronfield — Thu, 24 May 2018 23:48:02 +0000

I’ve had this plugin for years but in V7.X they completely changed the way they treat media pages. As a result they allowed indexing of 4,000 thin content pages with media files. I wasn’t aware of it as until I’ve received a Google penalty for thin content last week.

When I looked at the google console I found out that in mid March Google indexed 4,000 pages of thin content. In the past (before V7.X) these pages were redirected to the post itself and NON of the sitemaps had links to them.

Who is the clown in the Yoast team that decided to cancel this redirection that worked for years? Who is the clown who decided to include them in Sitemaps?
Everyone knows that these are pages that generated by WordPress and they are useless for search engines.

Why did you make the change? It was working fine for everyone.

Now I am left to cleanup the mess that they created and I am facing a long wait until the penalty is lifted – this is a HUGE loss for my site.

There are countless of posts in forums about this issue and I believe that lots of sites are going to get the penalty soon.

Be very very careful

Also – anyone who is facing this issue – you now must use “noindex” on these pages to tell Google to remove them. If you just redirect them they will stay in the Google index for months.