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Hi Oleg, Thanks for the response. Unfortunately our child theme has no header and footer files. And it is not located in the parent theme's header or footer files as far as I can tell. Is there any other solution for this?

Have you tried contacting your hosting company or CDN to see if there were any gateway issues that might have blocked your home page? It seems a stretch, but it is the only thing I can think of outside of what you have tried. I am assuming you made no changes to your robots.txt file, either.

Did you get verified? Over on inbound, there's someone with a similar question and I'm wondering how things went for you. https://inbound.org/discuss/google-my-business-in-uae-is-not-getting-the-postcard

It's sounds like they're all competing for the same listings "real estate". I would consolidate them onto the strongest domain and drive traffic to it that way. Are the sites in the same country? If you are targeting "local" you could create sub pages targeting that city.

Never heard of it but I'm intrigued. I will go and check it out and hopefully be able to give some valid input! Cheers

You could try http://mysiteauditor.com/ I've used them quite a bit. Also maybe try SEMrush.

Hi, There are many reasons that can cause Google to remove a page/site from its search index. First you need to review your page’s content yourself. If a site has content that is illegal and harmful, then Google will not include it in the search results. Check the page with Google Search Console Google allows webmaster to see how Google sees their websites with Search Console (formerly webmaster tools). After logging into your Google search console account, there are two main sections where Google will directly inform you what’s wrong with your page. Crawl errors: Security: also check for malicious code Hope this helps. Thanks

I was getting the same yesterday. Clicked the link and reauthorised, then refreshed the page and the notification was back up. I figured it must be a bug given that I had just reauthorised (several times).

Hi there - Kristina from Moz's Help Team here. We also just responded to your email to our team about this, but I wanted to follow-up with you here as well. At this time we don't have a way to arrange your list of campaigns in Moz Pro, if this is what you're asking? They are automatically ordered by when they were added. This is a common request that we receive, however, and something we're looking into adding into a future version of the tool, but for now I'm afraid that functionality doesn't exist. I hope this helps but certainly let us know if there's more we can assist with or clarify on this. Thank you, ​-Kristina

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Thank you again! I think it's a great idea—I actually wanted a paragraph on top but others wanted to try it this way first, they thought a really clean page would be most friendly, but maybe we're so used to knowing what the place is about that we forgot others need some orientation with text! I've been researching the sudden drop in rankings and I don't think we did any of the things that could cause it. I'm hoping it's the Google flux thing and will go away. Guess we'll see. In any case I am very grateful that you commented, was VERY helpful. Amy

OK I gotcha now. You can submit the sitemap in all versions of Search Console, won't hurt anything to have it referenced in multiple profiles of SC. Another thing you can do to make sure crawlers find your XML is add this line to your robots.txt file: Sitemap: http://yoursitecom/sitemap.xml

Thanks, Logan!

Hello, if anybody has an idea, we would much appreciate some input. Thank you in advance.