And you will see a list of invalid lines in the file.

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Results for "robots.txt" in the "Topics" tab
You'll now see any issues related to your robots.txt file that you can click on. For example, you might see a "Robots.txt file has formatting errors" link if it turns out your file has formatting errors.

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Result of an invalid robots.txt file highlighted in the list
You can click on " Why and how to fix it " for specific instructions on how to fix the error.

"Why and how to fix it" window for a robots.txt error
Control traceability to ensure success
To ensure your site can be crawled (and indexed cambodia phone number database and ranked), you must first make it search engine friendly.

Your pages might not appear in search results if this is not the case. Therefore, you will not be driving any organic traffic.

Finding and fixing crawlability and indexability issues is easy with the Site Audit tool.

You can even set it to automatically crawl your site on a recurring basis to ensure you're aware of any crawl errors that need to be addressed.
It’s very easy for people to trust data. Maybe too easy. A 2018 study from Stanford University showed that people are 70% more likely to trust claims that contain a number than those that don’t.

Even more alarming, nearly 60% of participants believed a false headline that contained a statistic, compared to only 40% who believed the same headline without the statistic.

And here's the really surprising thing: none of those last two paragraphs, except for the first two sentences, were true. To my knowledge, there was no Stanford study, and I made up those numbers. That hyperlink is actually a link to the infamous 1982 Cal/Stanford "band on the field" game.

While I'm not so sorry I misled you, it does illustrate the point: Numbers (and people) can definitely distort the truth. In the world of content marketing, we see a lot of misleading numbers that try to build trust with the audience. Even scarier, many content producers don't even realize they're doing it.

Not sure what I mean? I'll show you with my favorite example: Google Trends.

Three basic rules for (honest) data analysis
If you're not familiar, Google Trends is an amazing tool that lets you look at the relative search volume of anything. For example, I wanted to know when "Old Town Road" started ruining my life, so I pulled up a graph of interest over the last year.


Rely on Google Trends data - SEMrush
Pretty intuitive, right? According to this chart, the hit peaked around mid-April 2019. For context, the Billy Ray Cyrus remix was released on April 5, 2019, so Trends checks that out.