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    arminunruhA

    maybe you can find a wordpress plugin for creating a sitemap

    not sure if google really needs a sitemap, cause it can just follow all internal links on your website and then it sees all pages your site consists of

    i guess sitemaps help google to find a page on your website that has no link to it on your website

    https://www.reddit.com/r/SEO/comments/hhsizm/is_sitemap_still_important_in_2020/

    so reading through this here, it seems like it can be good if ur website is huge
    and one guy says its good so google knows faster what new pages u added

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    arminunruhA

    make sure you enter a text in "Lay Options" -> "Meta" -> "Website Description"

    That text should be a few sentences. Then that text should appear as the google website description in a few days.

    Not sure why you website doesn't appear on the first page.

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    arminunruhA

    Ok, so in your wp admin panel you have a plugin installed. And in settings -> "insert headers and footers" you inserted some markup:

    <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <footer> <table> <tr> <p style="color:#5c5c5c;margin-bottom:13pt;margin-left:23pt;font-size:8pt;font-family:'helveticaNeue-Light'">© Francesco Giordano - All rights reserved - <a href="http://google.de" style="color:#5c5c5c">Impressum</<a></p </footer> <footer> </body> </html>

    this is not good html for putting it in the footer.
    your </<a> tag doesnt close right, your </p tag doesn't close right, your <footer> tag opens again at the bottom. you shouldn't use opening "<!DOCTYPE html><html><body>" tags for html that is beneath the other markup. the opening <html><body> tags are just for the head, when the html starts.
    also you could use lay option's capabilities for this.
    There is the footer feature. http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#footers
    Or there is the html at bottom field in "lay options" -> "custom css & html" -> "custom html at bottom"

    So in short, i think your lightbox links to google cause your footer markup is invalid. You can remove it and use lay themes footer feature instead :).

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    Hi Armin,

    It is: www.paulremmelts.nl

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