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Page Indexability Checker

If you want your website to rank in Google search results, then you need to make sure your pages are indexable. It means that Google can crawl and index your pages so that they show up in search results. Page indexability is an important aspect of any good website. Use this tool to check if any of your pages have indexability issues.

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What is page indexability, and why is it important for SEO?

Page indexability is the ability of a page to be found and indexed by search engines. It's important for SEO because if your pages aren't indexable, they won't show up in Google search results at all.

There are a few things that can prevent a page from being indexed, such as:

  • A robots.txt file that blocks search engine crawlers
  • A noindex meta tag: <meta content="noindex" name="robots" />
  • A password-protected page
  • A page with a canonical tag pointing to a different page

If you want your pages to be indexed and show up in Google search results, make sure they don't have any of the above.

How can you make your pages more indexable for search engines?

  • Use a robots.txt file to allow search engine crawlers access to your pages.
  • Don't use a noindex meta tag on your pages.
  • Keep your pages public, and don't password-protect them.

How can you track the progress of your page indexability efforts over time?

One way to track the progress of your page indexability efforts over time is to use Google Search Console.

To do this, go to the "Coverage" section and look for the "Indexed, not submitted in sitemap" error. If you see this error, it means that your pages are being indexed but not submitted in your sitemap.xml file.

If you want to submit your pages to Google, you can do so by adding them to your sitemap.xml file and submitting it to Google via the "Sitemaps" feature in Search Console.

Submit XML sitemap file using Google Search Console

Page indexability is important for SEO because if your pages aren't indexable, they won't show up in Google search results.

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