Index Pages & Get Indexed by Google ASAP

SEO experts will explain that a page not being indexed by Google isn't always problematic. Reasons for pages going unindexed can include poor content quality, duplicate content, blocked pages due to technical problems, or specified reasons like sensitive information protection.

Google Search Console report

To find out why your page isn’t being indexed, use your Google Search Console report which offers insights into potential solutions. Remember, some warnings might not require any action—are you sure the search engine should be scanning every single part of your website?

Googlebot

Googlebot crawls and indexes web pages based on their relevance and quality—considering factors like content quality, schema markup value and link popularity. The most relevant results appear first in search engine result pages (SERPs).

Common causes of indexing issues

Some common causes of indexing issues include duplicated content without a suitable canonical tag or restricted access due to server errors. Poorly optimized as well as thin "empty" content may also dissuade Google from indexing certain parts of your site.

Index Coverage Report

Your Index Coverage Report available through GSC (Google Search Console) provides useful data about how different aspects of your site are performing in terms of SERPs.

The URL Inspection Tool 

The URL Inspection Tool lets you view details regarding specific webpage’s current census standing with Google and is particularly helpful when trying to uncover reasons behind missing indexation.

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Page Speed Index

• Page Speed Index (PSI) is a measurement of how quickly the content of a page loads.
• Google considers PSI when ranking pages, as faster loading times lead to a better user experience.
• Optimize your website's loading speed to improve PSI and potentially boost SEO performance.

Robots Meta Tag

• The robots meta tag is a code snippet placed in a web page's HTML that tells search engine bots how to crawl and index the page.
• Use it to control which pages are indexed and which are not, as well as whether to follow links on those pages.
• Common values include "index, follow" (default), "noindex, follow", and "noindex, nofollow".

Google Site Index

• The Google Site Index is the database of all the web pages that Google has discovered and indexed.
• Check how many of your pages are indexed in Google Search Console to understand your website's visibility in search results.

GSA SEO Indexer

• GSA SEO Indexer is a software tool designed to automate backlink building and potentially accelerate the indexing process.
• Use such tools with caution and adhere to ethical SEO practices to avoid penalties.

Crawl Google

• "Crawl Google" refers to the process by which Google bots discover and scan new and updated web pages.
• Optimize your website's structure and technical aspects to ensure it's easily crawlable by bots.

Indexed by Google

• A page is considered "indexed by Google" when it has been added to Google's index and is eligible to appear in search results.
• Submitting a sitemap to Google Search Console and building backlinks can encourage indexing.

Website Speed Index

• Website Speed Index is a metric that measures the overall loading speed of a website, taking into account multiple pages.
• Improve your website's speed to enhance user experience and potentially boost SEO performance.

No Index No Follow

• "No index, no follow" is a robots meta tag value that instructs search engines not to index a page and not to follow any links on that page.
• Use it for pages you don't want to appear in search results or pass link authority to.

Google Crawl My Website

• Use tools like Google Search Console to request Google to crawl your website and potentially discover new or updated pages.
• Ensure your website is crawlable and free of technical issues to facilitate the crawling process.

Semrush Visibility Index

• Semrush Visibility Index is a metric that estimates a website's overall organic search visibility across various keywords and regions.
• Track this metric to monitor your website's SEO performance over time.

Google Search Console Indexing

• Google Search Console offers valuable insights into your website's indexing status, including indexed pages, crawl errors, and indexing requests.
• Utilize this tool to diagnose and address indexing issues.

Not Indexed Pages

• "Not indexed pages" are those that Google has discovered but not added to its index, meaning they won't appear in search results.
• Identify and address potential causes for non-indexation, such as technical issues, content quality, or blocked robots.