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Did new SSL certificate DNS cause Robots.txt /Sitemap problems? 500 POINTS
We overlooked simply renewing our SSL. Being hosted by GoDaddy using their Managed Wordpress. They had to issue a new SSL, was done 6 days ago. Now finding Google's Search Console saying it can not fetch robots.Txt file. Also when running Search Console Sitemap test returns a "Temporarily Unavailable" error message. GoDaddy people say to wait, new SSL certificate changes DSN which must be found again by Google bots. Makes me very unsettled to await. Tracking numbers off anyway due to Down time from expired SSL. Need to get traffic back up. So continue to wait? Or is there something else I should be doing (or having GoDaddy look into)?
Site can be found with direct entry (https://CQCash.com), but very worried about finding it in a search engine.
Thanks,
Gale
POINTS--500
Site can be found with direct entry (https://CQCash.com), but very worried about finding it in a search engine.
Thanks,
Gale
POINTS--500
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And your robots.txt needs some change: either remove the single line (thus the file is empty but present) or add a second line
Disallow:
which would explicitly disallow nothing
If you are impatient, consider building a sitemap, uploading it to your site, and placing an indication in your robots.txt