I am quite skilled on how to create a site and how to notify it to Google, pleasing it often. I recently created and uploaded a Joomla site on your free platform, associating it with an epizy.com domain with https certificate (how tricky its creation was huuh)
Well, I can’t get Google to crawl that site. Despite having completed and verified all the steps (property association, sitemap, robots.txt, no noindex directive, etc.) the Search Console keeps telling me "URL is unknown on Google. This page is not in the index, but not because of an error. "
Even more curiously, also the online sitemap’s generators can’t crawl the website: only its root is seen by the latter. And in fact I had to create the sitemap with an internal Joomla tool, because all external crawlers fail.
It seems that the servers or the configuration of the epizy.com domains prevent any external crawling action. Are you aware of having such a kind of issue?
Anyway this also prevents any possibility to be crawled and indexed from search engines, and it makes drop the usefulness of this commendable service at minimal, if any, levels.
At least the spiders of the most well-known search engines should be allowed to crawl.
I use Google Search console and analytics as well as Microsoft Clarity and Bing Webmaster tools and they work just fine. A sneaky way to bypass this is a custom domain and Cloudflare A Full Guide To Cloudflare. Best part is it works most of the time and with different crawlers and http agents, like curl.
If so, why does Google do nothing on the pages of my site? All the URLs in sitemap have been acquired but after 15 days I still read Excluded - Discovered, currently not indexed
Anyway thank you, I will try it with Cloudflare, even if I am pretty hopeless since at point 2:
Cloudflare CANNOT be used on free subdomains from InfinityFree
It’s not that you’re getting confused with iFastNet Premium Hosting?
iFastNet is their commercial/paid hosting plan, that could/should work with Cloudshare, while InfinityFree, the free plan, seems to be clearly excluded.
Thanks, it could have a logic. In that case it would just be a matter of waiting long enough. Who knows. Because no online sitemap generator seems able to scan the site as well.