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EN The page with a ?crawled ? currently not indexed? status was crawled by GoogleBot but not indexed. It may or may not be indexed in the future. There’s no need to submit this URL for crawling

• crawled
• currently not indexed
• status was crawled
• submit this URL
• crawling

EN This page was crawled by GoogleBot but not indexed. It may or may not be indexed in the future. There’s no need to submit this URL for crawling

• page was crawled
• submit this URL
• crawling

EN For a ?crawled ? currently not indexed? page, if you want it to be indexed in the search results, make sure you provide valuable information on it.

• crawled
• currently not indexed
• page
• results

EN The URLs in the category of submitted and indexed are those you have included in the XML sitemap, and consequently, Google has indexed. You don?t need to take any action in this case.

• submitted
• indexed are those
• sitemap
• consequently
• Google has indexed
• don
• take any action

EN On the other hand, the URL listed as ?indexed, not submitted in sitemap? are those Google has found and indexed, even though you did not include them in the XML sitemap.

• hand
• indexed
• submitted in sitemap
• XML

EN What is indexed and what is not

• indexed

EN Other pages can link directly to the page containing confidential information (thus avoiding the robots.txt guidelines in your root domain or home page), which is why it can still be indexed.

• pages can link
• page containing confidential
• domain
• home page

EN Each website has some landing pages, that are more valuable than others. Get notifications to your email immediately as a page become no indexable in robots.txt, SEO meta tags or its http status code was changed.

• landing pages
• valuable than others
• become no indexable
• SEO meta tags
• http status code

EN It helps search engines find and crawl all the website?s pages. In other words, it prevents bots from overlooking relevant pages and ensuring they are all indexed.

• helps search engines
• pages
• words
• relevant pages

EN Google does not recommend using the robots.txt file to avoid page indexation. Instead, if you don’t want to see these pages indexed, use the noindex in the meta robots or an HTTP response header.

• file to avoid
• indexation
• Instead
• pages indexed
• robots
• HTTP response

EN Verify if you actually don?t want to index the page. If you want the page to be indexed, remove the “noindex” tag. 

• don
• want to index
• page
• want the page
• indexed
• tag

EN You have marked this page as canonical, but Google, instead, has indexed another page that thinks functions better as canonical. 

• marked this page
• canonical
• Google
• instead
• indexed another page
• thinks functions better

EN The page returns what Google believes is a soft 404 response. The page is not indexed because, although it gives a 200 status code, Googles thinks it should be returning a 404. 

• response
• because
• although it gives
• status code

EN Other pages can link directly to the page containing confidential information (thus avoiding the robots.txt guidelines in your root domain or home page), which is why it can still be indexed.

• pages can link
• page containing confidential
• domain
• home page

EN It helps search engines find and crawl all the website?s pages. In other words, it prevents bots from overlooking relevant pages and ensuring they are all indexed.

• helps search engines
• pages
• words
• relevant pages

EN Google does not recommend using the robots.txt file to avoid page indexation. Instead, if you don’t want to see these pages indexed, use the noindex in the meta robots or an HTTP response header.

• file to avoid
• indexation
• Instead
• pages indexed
• robots
• HTTP response

EN Verify if you actually don?t want to index the page. If you want the page to be indexed, remove the “noindex” tag. 

• don
• want to index
• page
• want the page
• indexed
• tag

EN You have marked this page as canonical, but Google, instead, has indexed another page that thinks functions better as canonical. 

• marked this page
• canonical
• Google
• instead
• indexed another page
• thinks functions better

EN The page returns what Google believes is a soft 404 response. The page is not indexed because, although it gives a 200 status code, Googles thinks it should be returning a 404. 

• response
• because
• although it gives
• status code

EN It?s vital that you know which pages are being indexed and which are not, so you can take the necessary steps to make the important ones appear in search engines.

• pages are being
• take the necessary
• important ones appear
• search

EN Sitemaps Make sure your sitemaps are well configured and all your pages are indexed. We’ll assist you in creating ready-to-upload XML and HTML files.

• Sitemaps Make sure
• pages are indexed
• ready-to-upload XML
• HTML

EN Optimize the Crawl budget Reduce your website?s navigation depth and create search engine friendly paths to save time in crawling and getting the maximum pages indexed.

• Optimize the Crawl
• Reduce your website
• navigation depth
• create search engine
• paths to save
• crawling
• getting the maximum

EN This way, you?ll ease the crawl of the bots and get more pages indexed

• way
• bots
• pages indexed

EN Unless they are also linked from other pages that search engines can access because they have not been blocked, the linked resources will not be crawled and may not be indexed.

• blocked
• crawled

EN They can not only harm your SERPs ranking position, but it can also prevent your valuable site’s pages from being indexed

• harm your SERPs
• position
• prevent your valuable
• pages from being

EN You can also detect the pages that Google hasn?t indexed but are relevant to your SEO strategy

• detect the pages
• Google hasn
• SEO strategy

EN We recommend using self-referential canonical tags, although it?s not mandatory. They clarify which page you want to index or what the URL should be when it is indexed.

• recommend using self-referential
• tags
• mandatory
• clarify which page
• want to index

EN However, bear in mind that by submitting the sitemap, you tell Google which pages of your site you believe to be of the highest quality and you want to index, but that does not guarantee their indexation.

• However
• bear in mind
• submitting the sitemap
• site you believe
• highest quality
• want to index
• does not guarantee

EN In that case, you should use the canonical tag to tell Google which page is preferable and should, therefore, be indexed

• case
• tag to tell
• page is preferable
• should
• therefore
• indexed

EN If you do not want a page to be indexed, you must use the ?noindex, follow? tag

• want a page
• indexed
• noindex
• follow
• tag

EN When your pages are not indexed

EN Sites with many pages with little content (ads, job offers, etc.) can use Google?s Indexing API to automatically request new content and content changes to be crawled and indexed.

• little content
• ads
• job offers
• Google
• request new content
• crawled

EN The Search Console Coverage Report tells you which pages have been crawled and indexed by Google and why the URLs are in that particular state. You can use it to

• Search Console Coverage
• crawled
• indexed by Google
• why the URLs
• particular state

EN These pages cannot be indexed and won’t appear in search results due to some errors.

• appear in search

EN These pages have been indexed and can be shown on search results. You don’t need to do anything.

• shown on search

EN These pages were not indexed and won’t appear in search results.

• appear in search

EN See if you want the page to be indexed or not

• want the page
• indexed

EN If you don’t want the page to be indexed, remove it from the XML sitemap.

• want the page
• indexed
• XML

EN These pages are indexed, although they are blocked by robots.txt

• pages are indexed

EN Below you can see in Search Console how the pages indexed but blocked by robots increased.

• robots

EN And remember that the robots.txt does not prevent pages from being indexed

• does not prevent
• being indexed

EN These pages are not indexed on search results, and Google believes it’s the right thing

• search results
• Google believes
• right thing

EN However, it could still be indexed if Google could find information about this page without loading it

• However
• page without loading

EN Perhaps Google indexed the page before you added the disallow in robots.txt

• Perhaps Google indexed

EN If you don’t want the page to be indexed, use a “noindex” directive and remove the robots.txt block.

• want the page
• indexed
• directive

EN The page was not indexed due to a 4xx or 5xx error response code.

• error response

EN If you want the page to be indexed in the search results, make sure you provide valuable information.  

• want the page
• results

EN Use canonical tags to make it clear to Google which pages are the canonical ones (must be indexed) and which ones are the duplicates. You can use the

• clear to Google
• ones
• must be indexed

EN You have submitted the URL to GSC for indexing purposes. Still, it has not been indexed because the page has duplicates without canonical tags, and Google considers that there is a better candidate for canonical. 

• submitted the URL
• GSC for indexing
• Still
• duplicates without canonical

EN When the new pages are indexed, you could experience a temporary drop in rankings, with a consequential loss of traffic. If you follow our checklist, you can avoid this temporary drop.

• pages are indexed
• drop in rankings
• follow our checklist
• avoid this temporary