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    Everything is in the title. I have no robots.txt on my website. I've enabled search engine indexing in the global settings. But still, Google cannot crawl my website due to an non-existing robots.txt.

    Have you already experienced such an issue ?

    Everything is in the title. I have no robots.txt on my website. I've enabled search engine indexing in the global settings. But still, Google cannot crawl my website due to an non-existing robots.txt.

    Have you already experienced such an issue ?

    • google
    • robots.txt
    Share Improve this question asked Dec 1, 2018 at 11:03 PierrePierre 253 bronze badges
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    Despite the fact your site lacks a robots.txt file, it might be worth making one to allow for Googlebot and other bots to crawl your website. Please use this example:

    User-agent: *
Allow: /
Disallow: /wp-content

    Note: Please remove or amend the /wp-content disallow on the robots.txt, if for whatever reason, you'd like your images indexed in search results.

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