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  1. Medium 404 My Page - How To Fix It?
  2. Medium.com has a 404 showing instead of my article.
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  14. When logged in, I can see all the information there.
  15. Trying from other browser or computer... has the 404.
  16. Can I fix that?
  17. One main reason for 404 pages in medium.com is shadow banning. Spun content or plagiarism content might trigger the shadow ban.
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  19. Check this short article: https://steemit.com/gridcoin/@vortac/shadowbanned-by-medium-com
  20. Maybe because of the non Latin characters... Any ideas to go through that? I think, as long as the content is the same, there are no options
  21. Change your IP and create account with gmail login .
  22. In case of account suspension, sometimes they send Email - so check your inbox mate.
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  24. Regarding non-Latin characters - Medium.com allows multilingual, so non-Latin characters is not a problem for publishing content. Here is an article Link.
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  26. Try reading the rules for violation(If any) before creating a new account. Link: https://medium.com/policy/medium-rules-30e5502c4eb4
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  28. Contact their support if everything is clear on your side.
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  32. Maybe the problem is... The pen1s enlargement kind of content..!
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  34. I will double check for a warning email or something.
  35. Maybe the problem is... The pen1s enlargement kind of content..!
  36. pretty sure thats it.
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  38. Crawl stats line graph in Google Search Console
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  40. Bar chart showing Googlebot crawling in Logz.io
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  42. 3. How Many Pages Aren’t Indexable?
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  44. Why This Is Important
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  46. Spending time crawling non-indexable pages isn’t the best use of Google’s crawl budget. Check how many of these pages are being crawled, and whether or not any of them should be made available for indexing.
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  48. Bar chart showing non-indexable pages in DeepCrawl
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  50. 4. How Many URLs Are Being Disallowed from Being Crawled?
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  52. Why This Is Important
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  54. This will show you how many pages you are preventing search engines from accessing on your site. It’s important to make sure that these pages aren’t important for indexing or for discovering further pages for crawling.
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  56. Bar chart showing pages blocked by the robots.txt in Google Search Console
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  58. 5. How Many Low-Value Pages Are Being Indexed?
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  60. Why This Is Important
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  62. Looking at which pages Google has already indexed on your site gives an indication into the areas of the site that the crawler has been able to access.
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  65. Bar chart showing crawl source gaps in DeepCrawl
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  67. To Sum Up
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  69. By running through these 10 checks for your websites that you manage, you should be able to get a better understanding of the crawlability and overall technical health of a site.
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  71. Once you identify areas of crawl waste, you can instruct Google to crawl less of those pages by using methods like disallowing them in robots.txt.
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  73. You can then start influencing it to crawl more of your important pages by optimizing your site’s architecture and internal linking to make them more prominent and discoverable.
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