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Make sure your site is registered in Google Search Console. This tool helps you identify crawl or indexing errors and allows you to submit your sitemap directly to Google. The Search Console can show if Google has encountered any problems accessing or indexing your pages. An updated, well-configured sitemap helps Google understand your site structure and index pages accurately.

In Google Search Console, confirm that your sitemap is correct and doesn’t have any errors.

Also visit your site directly to see if the issue persists or if it only occurs in Google. This helps identify if the problem is with site settings or Google indexing specifically.

Regards

Heya,

f your blog is not opening in Google and instead redirects to an archive or file storage page, it could be due to several possible issues:

1. Incorrect URL Configuration

• Make sure that the URL configuration for your blog is set correctly in your platform settings (such as WordPress, Ghost, etc.).
• Verify that your blog’s canonical URL is correctly configured so search engines know where the main content is.

2. Misconfigured .htaccess (If Using Apache)

• If your blog is hosted on an Apache server, check the .htaccess file for any misconfigurations that could cause redirection issues.
• Ensure there aren’t any redirects pointing traffic to an unwanted page.

3. Google Search Console Settings

• Make sure your blog is correctly verified and indexed in Google Search Console.
• Use the URL inspection tool in Google Search Console to check if Google can access and index your site.

4. Robots.txt Blocking Access

• Check your robots.txt file to ensure it’s not blocking search engines from accessing your main pages.
• Ensure that it does not include directives like Disallow: /, which could block the entire site from being indexed.

5. Sitemap Submission

• Submitting a sitemap to Google Search Console helps Google index your site correctly.
• Ensure your sitemap is correctly configured and submitted to Google.

6. Check for Malware or Redirects

• Sometimes malware or unwanted redirects can affect your website, causing it to redirect users elsewhere.
• Scan your site with security tools to ensure it’s secure and doesn’t contain unwanted redirects.

These steps should help identify and resolve the issue. Let me know if you need further assistance!

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