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    Google Authorship image vanished from Google search engine after setting up custom domain!

    Few days ago I purchased domain name from bigrock.com and set up custom domain for my blog in blogger.com. But I noticed that after setting up custom domain, Google Authorship image suddenly disappeared from google search engine. What's the problem? How to resolve this problem? How to reinstated it?

    Give me some valuable suggestions as usual.
  • #27377

    Points:2
    Lost your Google Authorship image after setting up a custom domain? Ensure proper domain verification, structured data, and correct authorship linking to restore it in Google search results seamlessly!

  • #27447

    Points:4
    It seems you're referring to a forum post on Techulator about Google Authorship images disappearing from Google search results. Google Authorship was a feature that allowed authors to link their content to their Google+ profiles, displaying their profile pictures in search results. However, Google officially discontinued this feature in 2014 due to its limited impact on click-through rates and overall search user experience.

    If you're encountering issues with authorship or structured data, focus on improving your website's schema markup and content quality. For modern SEO, prioritize features like rich snippets, FAQ schema, and high-quality backlinks to enhance visibility.

  • #27449

    Points:3
    If the Google Authorship image vanished after setting up a custom domain, it's likely due to changes in Google's policies or technical issues. Google officially discontinued Authorship in 2014, and the authorship image feature was removed. However, this doesn't affect your content's ranking. To ensure visibility, focus on quality SEO practices, structured data, and linking your content with Google's Publisher Center. Keep optimizing your website for better performance!

  • #27467

    Points:3
    Have you lost your Google Authorship image after switching to a custom domain? You may experience indexing delays, missing structured data, or changes in Google's policies. Verify your domain in Google Search Console, check your structured data, and ensure that your content is properly linked. Please submit your new sitemap to speed up the indexing process. Stay up-to-date with Google's guidelines to maintain visibility and authority in search results. Maintain a strong authorship reputation


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