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Jul 2 •
LeadsXpro Results
Abhishek Sood has been doing great things with a relatively small group of action takers. I highly recommend following him and using his tools. Many of the guys who are part of LeadsXpro are in this group. Abhishek is constantly pushing to find new ways to get calls and drive revenue. LeadsXpro + Sepr Scaler + CPP 2.0 + legal ethical GMBs= potent combination to make money in Pay Per Call.
0 likes • Jul 3
@Abhishek Sood will you accept soon ? or is there any other way to learn / get enrolled ?
Jun 25 •
Rank 1 / Page 1
My example site for Ceiling Fan Installation Vernon Hills is now sitting at #1. Now I'll scale this up and calls and money will follow. https://www.google.com/search?q=ceiling+fan+installation+vernon+hills Serpscaler.com
2 likes • Jun 25
@John Bennett its with netlify subdomain
0 likes • Jun 25
@John Bennett yeah i saw on the second page, must be fluctuating a bit....
Jun 22 •
Google Search Console: "Couldn't fetch" and "Type: Unknown" for sitemap on Netlify
I built and deployed my static site serpscaler.com on Netlify, using the default Netlify hosting setup and domain structure. I then manually added a properly formatted sitemap.xml file at the root of the deployed project. I also included a _headers file with the following content to set the correct MIME type: /sitemap.xml Content-Type: application/xml ✅ The sitemap: Loads fine in browsers Returns HTTP 200 OK Shows Content-Type: application/xml when inspected with Redbot and curl Is valid XML (checked with online validators) ❌ The Problem: When I submit the sitemap to Google Search Console at: https://mysite.netlify.app/sitemap.xml I get: “Status: Couldn't fetch” “Type: Unknown” ❓What I Need Help With: Why might Netlify be failing to apply the header correctly? How can I resolve this so that Google can successfully fetch and index the sitemap? I preferbly want to keep everything hosted on Netlify, as I heard its domain has some power idk, just need a working fix or best practice for this issue. Thanks for any insight.
0 likes • Jun 23
@Roger Denman Hey! Feel free to reach out, I can help you set up a few if you’re stuck, especially while there aren’t many step-by-step tutorials available yet. Happy to help until something more structured comes along!
0 likes • Jun 24
@Roger Denman It's kind of like in the beta phase, so due to bugs, I think the search console HTML tag or even site edit is not visible in some accounts; I didn't see it either. But here is a workaround.... Download all your deployed files from Netlify. Extract the files to a folder. In Google Search Console, add your site using the URL prefix option. Download the HTML verification file provided by Search Console and place it in the same folder as your Netlify site files. Re-upload the files (deploy again) by uploading the entire folder. Click Verify in Search Console.
0 likes • Jun 23
it's super new so wait sometime
Jun 23 •
Ownership Verification ERROR
Hi, Anyone else facing Google Search Console verification Failed. I just copy HTML tag and paste it into search console verification script section of my site.
1 like • Jun 23
Here is a workaround Download all your deployed files from Netlify. Extract the files to a folder. In Google Search Console, add your site using the URL prefix option. Download the HTML verification file provided by Search Console and place it in the same folder as your Netlify site files. Re-upload the files (deploy again) by uploading the entire folder. Click Verify in Search Console.
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