Indexing issues in Google Search Console
Today, I resolved indexing issues in Google Search Console.
First,
I fixed the problem where https://soosooland.com wasn’t being indexed because https://www.soosooland.com existed.
I remembered using “www” somewhere but couldn’t recall where, so I asked Claude.
Claude pointed out four places, and the first one was correct.
I went to Whois, checked the DNS/hosting settings, found “www” there, and submitted a change request.
Second,
I fixed the indexing issue for Worpuzz Mate, Jjini, and Worpuzz Mini, which were flagged as duplicate files. In the game descriptions, I added the differences for each game - that the grids are different sizes and the word lengths vary. While fixing this, I discovered a critical error: Worpuzz Mate and Jjini said “play against the computer,” so I corrected that.
Third,
I also updated the Numzzle series game descriptions to clearly show the differences between each game.
They previously said Numzzle Cho is easy, Numzzle Jam is medium difficulty, Numzzle is hard, and Numzzle Up is very hard. I changed them to be more specific: Numzzle Cho is for Grade 2 and above, Numzzle Jam for Grade 3 and above, Numzzle for Grade 4 and above, and Numzzle Up for Grade 8 and above.
Thinking about it today, it’s been almost 6 months since I started making games.
I’ve been thinking I should take a break after exactly 6 months of work.
Now that 6 months have passed, I’m not sure if I can actually rest. Every time I play the games, I keep noticing things that need improvement - it’s almost scary. On top of that, even misaligned code lines that users can’t even see bother me.
Today is Saturday. I’m really going to rest today.
🪄 Dev log originally written in Korean | Translated with Claude
First,
I fixed the problem where https://soosooland.com wasn’t being indexed because https://www.soosooland.com existed.
I remembered using “www” somewhere but couldn’t recall where, so I asked Claude.
Claude pointed out four places, and the first one was correct.
I went to Whois, checked the DNS/hosting settings, found “www” there, and submitted a change request.
Second,
I fixed the indexing issue for Worpuzz Mate, Jjini, and Worpuzz Mini, which were flagged as duplicate files. In the game descriptions, I added the differences for each game - that the grids are different sizes and the word lengths vary. While fixing this, I discovered a critical error: Worpuzz Mate and Jjini said “play against the computer,” so I corrected that.
Third,
I also updated the Numzzle series game descriptions to clearly show the differences between each game.
They previously said Numzzle Cho is easy, Numzzle Jam is medium difficulty, Numzzle is hard, and Numzzle Up is very hard. I changed them to be more specific: Numzzle Cho is for Grade 2 and above, Numzzle Jam for Grade 3 and above, Numzzle for Grade 4 and above, and Numzzle Up for Grade 8 and above.
Thinking about it today, it’s been almost 6 months since I started making games.
I’ve been thinking I should take a break after exactly 6 months of work.
Now that 6 months have passed, I’m not sure if I can actually rest. Every time I play the games, I keep noticing things that need improvement - it’s almost scary. On top of that, even misaligned code lines that users can’t even see bother me.
Today is Saturday. I’m really going to rest today.
🪄 Dev log originally written in Korean | Translated with Claude
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