Is there a quick and easy way to fix 8776 errors, 19131 warnings and 164 notices on a campaign?
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My account dashboard shows several types of errors,, warnings and notices. I am just asking if there is a quick way to fix this.
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It depends on what the errors and warnings are. With that number you will probably find that there are a few common root causes. Fixing one cause will probably clear up a number of them in one go.
Start with the most common critical ones. If you need any help with specific errors just start a thread here. You'll be surprised how quickly you can clean them up.
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For a large site, a lot of errors will be duplicates or at least similar. Identify, and group them. Then fix the squeaky wheels (the errors with the most occurrences).
Have a ton of duplicate content?
99% chance it can be fixed with a good 301 redirect solution.
Inappropriate or non-existent keyword usage on-page?
Follow the easy fix suggestions from your campaign (learn more about on-page reports here). Often, your pages are dynamically created and by working with a good developer you can fix issues with missing page titles and descriptions easily and often with one-punch knockout success.
Overall, there is not going to be a quick and easy way to fix all of your issues, but you should be able to identify the areas where you might see the most success in the least amount of time.
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