Google Indexing
Google indexing errors occur when Google's web crawler, Googlebot, encounters issues while trying to access and index pages on a website. These errors prevent Google from properly crawling and including the affected pages in its search index
page with redirect
The page with redirect is an error. It means that some of your pages aren’t indexed because users and crawlers entering them are redirected to other URLs. Google will index the target URL instead.
Indexing status
Indexly updates the Indexing status of your webpages across their journey from getting submitted to getting indexed.
Indexing issues
Duplicate, Google chose a different canonical than user - It means Google ignored your canonical tag and chose to index a different duplicate page instead.
Blocked Due to Access Forbidden (403)
The 403 Forbidden error can occur for following reasons 1. Corrupt .htaccess file | 2. Incorrect file permissions | 3. Wrong IP address | 4. Faulty Plugins.
Duplicate Without User Selected Canonical
The “Duplicate without user-selected canonical” status is caused by two issues. 1. Content duplication and 2. Usage of the canonical tag.
Alternate page with the proper Canonical tag
Learn how to resolve the alternate page with proper canonical tag error. This comprehensive guide covers step-by-step instructions, common issues, and helpful FAQs.
Indexing
Blocked by robots. txt" indicates that Google didn't crawl your URL because you blocked it with a Disallow directive in robots. txt. It also means that the URL wasn't indexed.
Discovered - Currently not INdexed
Discovered – currently not indexed in Search Console means Google is aware of the URL, but hasn’t indexed it yet. Here's how to fix Step 1: Improve Internal Link Structure Step 2: Removing Crawl Budget Friction Step 3: Improve Content Quality Step 4: Improve Domain Authority Step 5: Request Indexing
Crawled - Currently not indexed
Are you facing "Crawled - Currently Not Indexed" issues in the Google Search Console? Explore effective tips and strategies to resolve this problem and improve your site's SEO.