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@petrosp6

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Hi, Here is the link https://snipboard.io/5dklgn.jpg
It seems that we might have a SEO malware which is something that I facing for the first time.
Please if you have for that any suggestion how to solve that would be very helpful.

Thank you very much for your time!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by petrosp6.

Hey @petrosp6,

Thank you for your reply.

Have you added your site to Google Search Console by any chance? Please check if nobody else has ownership of your property and submitted sitemaps that included incorrect details. It could also be related to search spam – see https://yoast.com/internal-site-search-spam/

Just upon checking, I did see pages on your site that are published but have no content as well, e.g. yoursite.com/coupon-demo/

Not yet. I’ll do it. Can I change these sub links which are under the main result ? Or this is something automatically that google adds to help user?

@petrosp6 Thanks for your reply. Regarding your inquiry, the links below the search results are called Sitelinks, and Google selects them based on your site structure. Yoast SEO automatically adds all the necessary Schema needed to generate Sitelinks. So you won’t need to change anything from the plugin.

You could signal to Google which links you want to appear by using the following actions:

• Provide a clear structure for your website, using relevant internal links and anchor text that’s informative, compact, and avoids repetition. These guides explain more: Blog SEO: add and maintain categories on your blog and Clean the Site Structure
• Allow Google to crawl and index important pages within your site. Use Inspect any URL to check that they render correctly.
• Consider using noindex to remove pages you do not want to be shown in search results. This guide explains more: How Do I Noindex URLs?
• Be sure to resubmit your sitemap to Google, as it will encourage them to crawl your site and update the search index. This guide explains more: Submit Sitemap to Google
• You may also wish to contact Google for more information on how they decide which links appear by making a post on their forums.

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