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@WhatsApp btw, tried tone os solutions i found on youtube and google, none worked! my carrier says they have no problem with receiving SMS from whatsapp!

hey @WhatsApp, after installing whatsapp on a new iPhone from the app store (so official whatsapp), i'm getting the message "you need the official whatsapp to use this account", i tried using normal & business whatsapp but still getting same msg, PLEASE HELP!

I love @indexsy content, raw & authentic 🤑

hey @garyvee :) could u please make this presentation downloadable? would help a lot to have on phone when no internet is available : docs.google.com/presentation/d… thank you :D

hey @rankmathseo, any idea please? :D

@HeyLeeSEO @ahrefs We split wikipedia into multiple domains. That's actually what we see for that one, but check out the language ones like en.wikipedia.org

@patrickstox @ahrefs thank u @patrickstox

I tried @ahrefs free website traffic checker to see wikipedia's organic traffic, 3.2 M visit seels IMPOSSIBLE for wikipedia, way below!

A Summary for Fighting Back Japanese Keyword Hack 1.Disallow Created Subfolders: •Purpose: Prevent search engines from indexing maliciously created subfolders. •Action: Update the robots.txt file to disallow these subfolders. 2.Remove URLs from Sitemaps: •Purpose: Ensure that hacked URLs are not being submitted to search engines. •Action: Manually inspect all sitemaps. If any suspicious URLs are found, remove them immediately. 3.Check Log Files: •Purpose: Identify the extent of the hack and trace unauthorized access. •Action: Review server log files for any unusual activity, especially focusing on the submission of sitemaps and creation of new URLs. 4.Sitemaps Submission Audit: •Purpose: Ascertain if there has been an excessive submission of sitemaps (e.g., over 900). •Action: Check the webmaster tools for the number of submitted sitemaps. Investigate any anomalies. 5.Remove Compromised Sitemaps: •Purpose: Cleanse your server of any sitemaps that have been tampered with. •Action: Identify and delete all suspicious sitemaps from your server. 6.Utilize URL Removal Tools: •Purpose: Rapidly remove hacked URLs from search engine results. •Action: Before updating the robots.txt, use search engine URL removal tools to de-index hacked URLs. 7.Enhance Page Rank through Industry-Relevant Terms: •Purpose: Recover and improve the site’s visibility using legitimate, industry-relevant keywords. •Action: Implement an SEO strategy focusing on keywords related to your industry. This includes content optimization, meta tags, and backlinks from reputable industry sites.

@KorayGubur usually hackers use variable parameters after url, like "site.com/?sqskpqsp" so if we tried to remove with sthing like "site.com?*" G will hide the entire site. ==> Any suggestions to work around the large number of pages and the full removal issues please?

@KorayGubur 6.Utilize URL Removal Tools: =====> Question 6: i do use the removal tool on google search console, but it's lot of work when there are millions of pages, and it's not possible to use the prefix method because 👇

@KorayGubur 5.Remove Compromised Sitemaps: =====> Question 5: how to identify sitemaps that have been tampered with? (methods i know to look for sitemaps are: looking what's in the robots file, or just try usual paths for sitemaps like /sitemap.xml or similar)

@KorayGubur 4.Sitemaps Submission Audit: =====> Question 4: can you please give an example of what kind of anomalies one must look for in Google search console?

@KorayGubur 3.Check Log Files: =====> Question 3: can you recommend some practical tutorial on how to analyze log files for something like sitemap submissions, or what unusual activity one must look for please?

@KorayGubur 2.Remove URLs from Sitemaps: =====> Question 2: what if Google have already indexed those URLs, wouldn't be better if we submit them with a new lastmod attribute to get Google to crawl them again, and find the 410 error code?

@KorayGubur 1.Disallow Created Subfolders: •Purpose: Prevent search engines from indexing maliciously created subfolders. •Action: Update the robots.txt file to disallow these subfolders. =====> Question 1: how do you locate created folders on wordpress for example?

@rankmathseo this is the entire list please

hey @rankmathseo are these files part of your plugin please, a website i was monitoring before seems to have these files, and i suspect they might be malicious. Thank you P.S: tried googling, couldn't find something useful

@nichejason best of luck Jason :)

@HeyLeeSEO I have one site where I feel like I'm chasing my tail - or rather Google is hunting it down. Despite adhering to best practices. Going with a long term plan for that site for 2024 starting with custom design and UX improvements.

Sometimes with our niche sites we have to take 2 steps back to take 5 steps forward. That's how I feel about half of my portfolio right now. Taking some big steps to make 2024 my biggest yet - but right now it feels like an almost impossible task. BELIEVE!!!