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I have a few categories showing up with 404 errors.
https://iepnw.com/category/led_furniture/ 404HTTP status
https://iepnw.com/category/games/ 404HTTP status
https://iepnw.com/category/bounce_house-slide_combos/ 404HTTP status
https://iepnw.com/category/tents_tables_and_chairs/ 404HTTP status
https://iepnw.com/items/trackless_train_rental/ 404HTTP status
https://iepnw.com/category/water_slides/ 404HTTP status
All the categories that are working show up with the word rentals instead of category is the address line.
Example https://iepnw.com/rentals/water_slides/ 404 HTTP status
How do I fix this?
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From viewing your website now, it appears that the problem with these links leading to the incorrect page have been resolved. Please let us know if you are still having these problems on your end or if there is anything further we can do to help.
Hello,
From viewing your website now, it appears that the problem with these links leading to the incorrect page have been resolved. Please let us know if you are still having these problems on your end or if there is anything further we can do to help.
These errors are showing up on Google Search. I have download a new site map, but it did not help.
These errors are showing up on Google Search. I have download a new site map, but it did not help.
Old website pages can still appear on Google search results because it takes time for Google to re-crawl and update its index to reflect changes on a website, meaning even if a page has been deleted or significantly altered, it may still show up in search results until Google recognizes the change and removes it from its cache; this process can take several weeks or even months depending on how often Google crawls the site.
Key points about why old pages might still appear:
Google's web crawlers regularly scan websites for updates, but it can take time for them to reach a specific page and re-index it after changes are made.
Google stores cached versions of webpages for a period, which means even if a page is deleted, users might still see a cached version in search results for a while.
If an old page still has backlinks from other websites, it can continue to rank well in search results even if it's no longer actively maintained.
How to remove old pages from Google search:
Make sure the old content is replaced with new, relevant information on the page.
Add a "noindex" directive in your robots.txt file to tell Google not to index specific pages.
If a page is deleted, configure your server to return a 404 "Not Found" error code to signal to Google that the page is no longer available.
If there are legitimate reasons why a page should be removed from search results, you can submit a removal request through Google Search Console.
Old website pages can still appear on Google search results because it takes time for Google to re-crawl and update its index to reflect changes on a website, meaning even if a page has been deleted or significantly altered, it may still show up in search results until Google recognizes the change and removes it from its cache; this process can take several weeks or even months depending on how often Google crawls the site.
Key points about why old pages might still appear:
Google's web crawlers regularly scan websites for updates, but it can take time for them to reach a specific page and re-index it after changes are made.
Google stores cached versions of webpages for a period, which means even if a page is deleted, users might still see a cached version in search results for a while.
If an old page still has backlinks from other websites, it can continue to rank well in search results even if it's no longer actively maintained.
How to remove old pages from Google search:
Make sure the old content is replaced with new, relevant information on the page.
Add a "noindex" directive in your robots.txt file to tell Google not to index specific pages.
If a page is deleted, configure your server to return a 404 "Not Found" error code to signal to Google that the page is no longer available.
If there are legitimate reasons why a page should be removed from search results, you can submit a removal request through Google Search Console.
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