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Crawling and indexing controls are closely related: My SEO colleague Felix explains in detail which pages you shouldn’t have indexed and what options you have when it comes to indexing control in his blog post.   Google Search Console not only gives you an overview of the indexed and non-indexed URLs of your website.  Reasons for non-indexing include: Duplicate Content: URLs with identical content redirected URLs canonicalized URLs In the report you will also find information about pages that Googlebot crawled but did not index or found and did not even crawl. You can find out more about the status “Crawled/Found – currently not indexed” in my blog post. I also recommend the Google Search Console quick tip video series on YouTube . My SEO colleague Nora takes care of (among other things) the individual reports on index coverage. The Google Search Console API for the Screaming Frog is a second way to check indexing status.

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You can read what you should know about crawling You will find control in the blog post by my SEO colleague Felix L. #3 How do I check if a specific URL is indexed?  check whether a particular page has been indexed by Google. Verification via Site Search The easiest way is to USA Phone Number List search on Google: simply enter the URL of the landing page using the search operator “site:”.  If it is not in the index, the search will not give you any results.

 

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You can also use this method to check whether You will find certain content sections of your site are in the index. Check Google indexing with Site Search The site search Arabia Whatsapp Number for the example  , which is a clear indication that it is not in the Google index.  In addition, the URL checking tool gives you further answers to the following questions. How did Googlebot find the page (sitemap and/or links)? Is crawling generally allowed? Was the mobile version or the desktop version of the site crawled?   Which URL is the canonical and does the canonical page selected by Google match the one you specified?  Is the site secure.

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