vesco27

Okay, didn’t realize I had two active…

Weird thing though… When I disabled the function in Yoast my hosting let me know the problem was solved. How is that possible if the GET request are Jetpack related? I still had the sitemap function on there (because I didn’t know I had it on twice).

Also after disabling yours, my search results changed to an older version with previous pictures for this article (for example). Before disabling the xml function in Yoast the picture was up to date in Google, now it’s using the previous version from a while back…

Okay…

Yesterday I got a Jetpack error (not connected: 200) when running site diagnoses.

After disabling the xml sitemaps option in your plugin, that error disappeared on it’s own. Maybe something is conflicting with that plugin??

When I click that link this is what the response is: XML-RPC server accepts POST requests only.

Back online! Just tell me what to do to fix this issue.

My hosting put me back online after (me) disabling the xml sitemaps option in your plugin.

I would love to hear from you when you locate and solve the problem, so I can turn this function back on!

“A good XML sitemap acts as a roadmap of your website that leads Google to all your important pages.” How does the disabled function affect me at the moment??

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by vesco27.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by vesco27.

None of the above…

Will have a look! But the problem is that I don’t see the problems… It’s something they noticed on the server…

I’m not exactly a pro when it comes to stuff like this. So as willing as I am to provide all kinds of additional information, I just wouldn’t know where to start…

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by vesco27.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by vesco27.

My hosting took my website offline due to some issue with the sitemap xml. That’s why you can’t access the site…

I thought this error was unrelated? If not it should resolve itself once the xml issue is fixed?

If that triggers my hosting to put me back online, will definitely deactivate! This will work fine as a temporarily solution.

Hoping for a more permanent one of course!

Got it, thanks!

As far as I can see mobile visitors dropped 41% compared to the previous month… Can this be caused by a plugin or amp maybe?

Thanks a lot, I hope it makes a difference! ????

I can’t attach screenshots, but week 14-20 October was still kind of normal looking, the week after that it dropped. Honestly can’t remember the last time my visitors (not views) dropped under the 1000 a day…

That much? I find 40% overnight kind of hard to swallow…

Hi,

They dropped 40-50% overnight and stayed down (I gave it a good few weeks). They fluctuate of course, but never that much and never for more than a day or two. The only time that happened was last year (December-January) and de refreshing solved it instantly. Hoping it’s that simple again…

Thanks in advance.

My hosting re installed a back-up from 2 days ago and the website seems to be working now. I disabled the W3TC plugin (just in case).

Was this plugin the reason for the problem?? I’ve been using it for years. But I don’t want to have this problem again, so…