Is the report accurate? I mean, is it reporting pages that do not exist? If it is accurate and you know where some of the pages should redirect to, you can set up 301 redirects. That is, if http://newmodel.ir/old-page should be http://newmodel.ir/new-page, you can 301 redirect the one to the other, which means “permanently moved” instead of “not found”. If you can’t work out a pattern for redirecting the pages, you probably just have to let them go. They will eventually fall off of Google’s index and go away. 404 errors sound bad, but don’t do nearly the damage you might think. Secondly, you might try to workout how Google got the bad addresses in the first place. If you deleted a bunch of categories or tags, you probably broke a bunch of links. I have seen themes that incorrectly generate pagination URLs. For example, http://newmodel.ir/blog/page/2/, http://newmodel.ir/blog/page/3/, http://newmodel.ir/blog/page/4/, http://newmodel.ir/blog/page/5/… even though the actual paginated pages only go to 3. The rest end up being 404s.
If these pages exist though, you have a bigger problem.
Thank you so much @s_ha_dum
yes, this report accurate.
Unfortunately, I can’t work out a pattern for redirecting the pages.
You suggest wait until Google indexed pages out? If yes, approximately how long it takes pages out of the Google index?
Thanks
Are you submitting an XML sitemap to Google? Doing so would drastically reduce the re-indexing time.
Thank you so much @esmi
Yes, I submit site in sitemap google
this link is sitemap:
http://www.newmodel.ir/sitemap.xml
Please see this image:
http://www.newmodel.ir/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/error-404.png
Why is Passing time added to the number of pages?
Thank you
Google is indicating that the number of 404 errors is increasing with time – which in turn implies that there is some kind of permalink issue on your site. Have you moved the site or changed the domain name at any time?
Left alone, it can take months for a 404 URL to drop off. I am sure that depends on your traffic and the number of backlinks you have. Try ‘poking’ Google like esmi said.
No, in New time no change domain or pattern link. Just, I got about 70 posts deleted from the site in paste a week.
I wonder why that page does not decrease but increases!!?
Deleting posts will definitely cause 404 errors 🙂 It will take time for those to go away.
Thank you friends
Your advice helped me very much
I’ll wait 1 month to these pages out of the Google index.
Thanks
