Rumejan

Hello!

Thanks for getting in touch. We’ve addressed your concerns as follows-

1. No. If you don’t have Elementor running, the integration will do nothing.
2. It is enabled by default for those running Yoast SEO and Elementor.
3. No, it doesn’t communicate any data outside of your site or server.

I hope that clears things out.

Hello!

This issue typically occurs when Yoast SEO needs to recalculate the SEO scores for the relevant pages. Can you please go to the particular pages and update them without changing anything? Does this resolve the issue for you?

The Yoast SEO plugin generates a self-referencing canonical URL. So if you check the source code of your site https://www.zemaitis-uk.com/, you’ll see that the canonical URL is https://www.zemaitis-uk.com/, and this is expected. I think the warning you got from Bing is referring to other posts or pages on your site which have canonical URL that is not self canonical and instead, they’re pointing to https://www.zemaitis-uk.com/. I checked randomly your site and couldn’t find any. So I’m not sure why Bing is throwing that warning.

If the redirect loop only happens when Yoast SEO Premium is active, it means that an incorrect redirect has been entered into our plugin. To fix it, you need to go to SEO > Redirects and search for the post or page slug that should not redirect. You just have to remove that. This article will help you identify the incorrect redirects: https://yoast.com/help/page-redirects-unexpectedly/

Just an FYI, since you’re running Yoast SEO Premium, you’re eligible for premium support. You can contact premium support at support@yoast.com.

Hello!

That’s also possible. You can perform a conflict check to make sure. You can start with deactivating ALL other plugins so only the Yoast plugin is activated. Please also switch your theme to a standard one like Twenty-twenty. If no issue occurs, reactivate your other plugins one by one and check if the issue occurs again for every plugin reactivated. Lastly, switch to your theme.

If you don’t have a test site, we recommend using the Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin. This plugin allows you to run a conflict check without affecting normal visitors to your site.

If you’re unfamiliar with checking for conflicts, we’d like to point you to a step-by-step guide that will walk you through the process: How to check for plugin conflicts.

Hello Aaron!

Just to verify, this issue occurs with just Yoast SEO and Simple Membership plugins activated and all other plugins deactivated. Is that correct? To further narrow down the conflict, can you also switch your theme to a standard one like Twenty-Twenty? So only Yoast SEO and Simple Membership plugins, as well as the Twenty-twenty theme, activated. Does the conflict still occur?

Looking forward to your response.

Hi Marilyn!

On the site where you’re not seeing that option, can you please perform the following?

1. Disable the “Text link counter” feature under SEO > General > Features tab.
2. Clear your cache from your caching plugins, server, CDN like Cloudflare, and your browser. If you are not sure how to clear the cache from your caching plugin, please contact the plugin developer. If you’d like to clear the cache from your server, please speak to your host provider. To clear the cache from your browser, use this guide.
3. Enable the “Text link counter” feature again.

Does it resolve the issue?

If not, can you please check if there are Javascript errors on your browser’s console? You may follow the steps here.