MariusG

Hi @bonsancon,

If you are referring to the username of your WordPress installation, then there are many other ways to detect it besides the schema markup. It’s unlikely that removing the schema markup will solve the issue.

At this point, we’d recommend using a security plugin, rather than removing the schema. Search engines use this data too.

However, if you want to remove all the schema generated by Yoast SEO, you can do so using this filter.

Does this answer your question?

Hi @phyton,

You can import SEO data from other plugins by going to SEO → Tools → Import and Export → Import from other SEO plugins. You can find a list of all supported plugins here.

That being said, this is not done automatically. You have to run the import manually, just once. In addition, it is necessary for both Yoast SEO and the old plugin to be installed, in order to import the SEO data.

Hi @jojojijijojo,

If you are referring to the title and meta description templates, you can set them by going to SEO → Search Appearance. You can use any of these variables in your titles and meta descriptions.

The focus keyphrase should be unique per page, it is not possible to set it in bulk. Even if was possible, it would not serve any purpose at all. The focus keyphrase is used by Yoast SEO only, to provide you with an analysis on how to optimize the content for the chosen keyphrase. Setting a focus keyphrase without following the steps in the analysis would not have any benefits.

We hope to have cleared things up for you.

Hi @obxentertainment,

We have not experienced anything similar before. In addition, the featured image is part of the WordPress core, meaning that your issue is not isolated to Yoast SEO.

Your best bet would be to restore your website from a backup prior to the moment when they went down. It seems that something went wrong when they were restored, which might have affected the database.

Unfortunately, we do not have any other solution to recommend. If something changed/corrupted data in your database, then the only solution would be restoring from a backup.

Hi @spcinno,

Normally, whenever you delete a URL (such as a custom post type for testimonials), it should also get removed from the sitemaps too. Are you using any caching plugins? If so, please make sure to clear your cache first.

If the issue persists, please send us the URL of the sitemap where we can see these testimonials.

We are looking forward to hearing from you.

Hi @darkblitzrc,

The SEO data is not automatically transferred between SEO Ultimate and Yoast SEO, if that is what you are asking. However, you can import this data into Yoast SEO, by going to SEO → Tools → Import and Export → Import from other SEO plugins. This way, you will not lose any data when you uninstall SEO Ultimate.

Hi @bomalo,

This is normal. Permalink Manager Lite does not change the slug of the posts. If you deactivate the plugin, the URLs will revert to their original values (using the slug).

Hi @forauth,

Unfortunately, it’s not possible to do this from the plugin’s settings.

Why exactly are you trying to remove the “noindex” X-Robots-Tag tag from the XML Sitemaps? This is intended. The XML Sitemaps are supposed to be crawled by the search engines (which is done after you submit the sitemaps). They are not supposed to be indexed and shown in the search results, for regular users to find and access.

We are looking forward to hearing from you.

Hi @yuluma,

The review schema block is not added by Yoast SEO. It is possible to add the ratings to the product schema, but for this, you would require Yoast WooCommerce SEO, which is a paid add-on. Unfortunately, you cannot do this with Yoast SEO.

Hi @yuluma,

The schema markup added by Yoast SEO is all in the WebPage block, which has no errors (as seen here). The schema block for breadcrumbs is not added by Yoast SEO, but by other plugins on your website (or your theme).

If you want to confirm that the issue is not caused by Yoast SEO, we recommend performing a conflict check, to see if the issue persists when Yoast SEO is the only plugin active.

@mahadbtmahait we’ve checked your website too, the schema markup added by Yoast SEO has no errors either. The other blocks are added by other plugins on your website or your theme. If you do experience any issues with the schema added by Yoast SEO, please create a new topic.

Hi @abcwpgrandpa,

Yes, you can set a custom meta description to each post/page of your website from the snippet editor, as in this guide.

Hi Kerry,

It’s not allowed to offer support for the premium plugins on the www.ads-software.com forums. Please follow this page on how to get support for the premium plugins, we’ll be happy to assist you.

We are looking forward to hearing from you.

Hi @mrtank,

This structured data is being added by Yoast WooCommerce SEO, which is a paid add-on. It cannot be done with Yoast SEO only.

Hi Peter,

Where exactly does the homepage show twice? I’ve checked your page sitemap and it only shows up once.

In regards to the loading speed, the page sitemap loaded in 1.3 seconds on my end (as seen in this screenshot), which is fast.

We are looking forward to your reply.

Hi @akumar12,

Did you fix the issue in the meantime? I’ve inspected the product page you mentioned and it is indexable (and indexed, as seen here).

We are looking forward to your reply.