To: Webmaster of http://nailacrylictips.blogspot.com/,
Google systems have recently detected an issue with the mobile version of your site that affects how well our algorithms render, index, and rank your content. Specifically, Googlebot for smartphones, our crawler for mobile webpages, cannot access the mobile version of your website because of directives in your robots.txt file. These restrictions prevent Google from understanding whether your website is mobile-friendly. Blocking Googlebot for smartphones' access to the mobile version of your website can result in suboptimal rankings on mobile search results, and in having your site's description snippet be replaced with a warning message on all mobile search results.
Here's how to fix this issue:
| 1 | See how Googlebot views your page Fetch and Render your page with the "Mobile: smartphone" option selected to see if Googlebot's access to your page is still restricted | |
| 2 | Update your robots.txt file Remove the directives on your site from your robots.txt directives and test the changes with the Robots.txt tester. Then update your revised robots.txt file on your site and submit it via Search Console.
Note: remember that Googlebot for smartphones user-agent identifies itself simply as Googlebot. | |
| 3 | Validate the fix using "Fetch as Google" Fetch and Render your page with the "Mobile: smartphone" option selected to confirm that Googlebot for smartphones renders your content properly. | |
Not sure how to fix this? Learn more.
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