In early April, the number of Google Crawl Errors rose significantly. It jumped from around 20 to almost 300. All the url’s begin with event and they appear to be older permalinks created when an event is created. <\/p>\n
An example is: http:\/\/www.misspaule.com\/event\/designer-stars-330-530-kids-sewing-2-2015-03-19\/all\/<\/p>\n
This was a recurring event for twice a month class that started March 19, 2015. The crawl found the error 4\/4\/16. This is not quite a year after the last date of the recurring event.<\/p>\n
It would appear that these are residue links from Events Calendar. The permalink was created when the event was created. <\/p>\n
From my perspective, it appears that something significant has changed with Events Calendar. Not sure what that is. I am sure it was intended to help out in other areas. <\/p>\n
However, I would like to get this site cleaned up by removing these errors with Google Crawl. <\/p>\n
I do feel confident that current customers are not going back to 2015 looking for events that have passed. I would like to use common tools to help me keep this site running cleanly.<\/p>\n
This site did use WooCommerce Tickets to process events. That product has expired. The example above did not use WooCommerce to book the event. <\/p>\n
I now add code to each event directing the customers to schedule directly into GetTimely. This is a much simpler system for the teachers because they can also book orders over the phone or in person.<\/p>\n
Any help will be appreciated.<\/p>\n
Eric<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-1112234","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n