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Okay, I would focus on making your internal links communicate the "Special Pages" to Google by having your Category, Product and Post pages link to your Special pages.
As mentioned by @mehdi, internal linking is one of the ways to draw attention to what's important in your site. However, in your case, it appears Special Pages are more important ...
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At first, you should check internal links. The distribution of links between the pages of your site must be done properly. For example, in any site, the most important page is the home page. The number of links made for the home page should be more than other pages of the site.
I think it is better for all 3 next important pages, Cat1, PageA and Blog page ...
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Googlebot is able to crawl content that is rendered via requests to an API. Server-side rendering, as far as I understand it, is not needed for Googlebot to crawl the page content, but for speed enhancement.
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as long as you 301 redirect the 'naked' (i.e. non-www) domain to the www, you should be fine.
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Check the server's "access log". This is really the main way to check for what URLs are being requested that are triggering 404s.
"Crawling a site" checks for broken (internal) links. GSC is reporting on internal links and backlinks.
(But if you "don't have access to [even] conduct a crawl on or check google search console", ...
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A backlink profile with a small Referring domains to Backlinks ratio will hurt your site in most fields since it doesn't look natural. However, as far as I know in the site building industry, it shouldn't be a bad thing.
There are a number of possibilities here:
You have all those links as dofollow, that's pretty bad and should be changed to nofollow as ...
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My (in no way SEO professional) take on this 8 years later using the information from Google employees that has popped up in the meantime.
Classic Sitemap
From my experience, this is what most plugins and extensions will generate for you. So running each Sitemap Protocol-defined tag through the process of elimination:
<priority> and
<changefreq> ...
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You can do 301 redirects which will transfer much of the google juice from the old to the new site, however you will likely not have the domain authority on the new domain which will reduce the rankings a bit - although this will come back over time.
Why not put new content on the old domain?
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Your website is https://thewildfire.in/ (it would have been simpler to say so immediately at the start of your question insteady to rely on screenshots that are difficult to read, impossible to search on or to quote, even so much here that the important parts are just text lines that you could have pasted as is).
The software you show in screenshot seems to ...
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Assuming you are using a new hosting for your website on another server than the one used before you owned the domain, you need to do nothing.
I would recommend using another approach to the one used to fix he sucuri reported issues. You need to find out, perhaps with Google ads support or search console reports why your website was flagged as malicious and ...
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There is no way this works in 2021. You should focus on producing good content and making your website fast and responsive. Otherwise you may just end up with a penalty from Google that you can't reverse.
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