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  • compactdrums

    (@compactdrumscom)

    Yes experiencing the same. My indexed pages dropped by half on the 18th and again by half on the 19th. Not sure if this is due to the new Yoast SEO version or the upgrade to WordPress 4.3

    Thread Starter Chris Katthage

    (@chris-katthage)

    Exactly the same here

    I am also seeing a drop on my indexed pages from Aug 19th onwards, about 1/3 of them. Not sure if it is related to Yoast SEO tho, as I updated well before that (~7-10 days). Maybe it is the WordPress 4.3 update?

    Edit: interestingly enough, if I do a google search for my site via: site:mydomain.com all pages but one show up on the results. Maybe they are cached results? I don’t know for how long google stores their results data. My initial drop data comes from GWT.

    compactdrums

    (@compactdrumscom)

    I’m not ruling out the 4.3 update either. I posted in that forum as well.

    I wonder what else we have in common with our sites, since this doesn’t seem to be a widespread issue.

    I spoke with Chris, we don’t have the same theme.

    Where are you guys hosted? I’m with 1&1

    Don’t worry. Google will take some more days…. Google will index all of your data. wait for 10 to 15 days..

    Google started indexing my data after I generated sitemap with ScreemingFrog, which included all of my data and images, but for some reason only thye blog page is indexed. The funny thing is that I used Yoast to generate map only for my posts, and the peculiar thing is that the posts are the only data indexed by Yoast which contains images. So one map from screemingfrog for big part of the site and one from Yoastr for my blog posts, now Google started indexing. The thing is that I didn’t have this issue before and suddenly everything changed, I’m just curios what costed this changes.

    Thread Starter Chris Katthage

    (@chris-katthage)

    On two of my sites I went back to 2.3.2 and they are once again fully indexed.

    On one site I left it on version 2.3.4. This site will show one day that it is partially indexed the next day it will show fully indexed then again the next day partially then full.

    Google re-indexed most of my pages two-three days after this glitch.

    I was asked, by my theme support, to switch to another theme. So I did and Yoast still produced a site map without images. The thing is that I have tried several other plugins, on my other website, and they produced the same result, sitemap without images. So I’m not sure if it is the WP or the plugins.

    Hi, the same thing with our website. We tried everything for the past 10 days. Yesterday we disabled our CDN and Google started indexing our images again. We are waiting for a WP new update or a Yoast update that will be CDN-friendly and won′t stop Google indexing images from the sitemap on Search Console (webmasters tools).

    I disable my CDN as well, but noticed something else, the same thing is happening with my two websites, which are based on different theme.
    I even changed my Caching plugin to wp rocket, any way what I did was to uninstall Yoast on my wedding photography website and install All in one SEO, and I generated sitemap with the late plugin. And the same thing happened. I have all my images that belong to the blog posts included, as images, in my sitemap, this is the same for my other website where I still use Yoast. The rest of the images are indexed as attachments, to me it seems like the problem may be occurred because of an update in WP which messed up with the themes modules, like galleries etc. or something along this lines.
    As I said I have two website based on different theme, even the wedding one I never had it connected to CDN, and they both have the same issue.
    Here are my site maps for some examples.
    https://mirchevphotography.com/post-sitemap.xml
    https://mirchev-weddingphotography.co.uk/sitemap.xml
    And here screenshots of my Google webmaster:
    https://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c163/menandar/WM_01_zpsjhn8hdvy.jpg
    https://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c163/menandar/WM_02_zpsxmodosoy.jpg
    And also I think this way images are submitted to Google as webpages, which I’m not sure if it is the correct way. But this is what happen when I try to render the galleries on the both sites:
    https://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c163/menandar/WM_03_zpssipfdbjd.jpg
    https://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c163/menandar/WM_04_zpssvhtghld.jpg

    By the way the extra sitemap you see are generated with screamingfrog, as with this crawler I can pull some extra images.

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