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Thank you for sharing, Roberto Re first comment at 0:24 - I currently don't see the "Coverage" item in the Indexing section ...I see "Pages" and "Video pages". I wonder if this had changed since you had posted this.
Man, thanks a lot. I made my blog post more informative, added a few more legit points, and optimized the URL. Then again submitted to the console. Boom, it's now indexed.
I tried removing some pages, enhancing the content quality, making quality backlinks, manually requesting indexing, etc but none of them worked. Then I used an indexing service and within 2 weeks I got a whopping 70 percent of my site pages indexed. I have since then referred many people to that indexing provider that goes by the name of "Please index me".
Some years back ago I could create pages as long as my keyword density in the content on the site was odd (putting the phrase Vermont baseball cards in the text 5,7,9 times. I basically would be listed even though the article content could have been horrible. I take it that it has changed quite a bit.
Thank You for sharing your knowledge. It is really helping. I have a question. My coverage area shows 105 valid pages and 222 excluded pages having issues like the crawled but not indexed issues. Do these excluded pages effects Crawl Budget? assuming that all the important pages are covered in 105 Valid Pages.
As far as I know, "Crawled - currently not indexed" would count toward your crawl budget, because they are being crawled, just not being indexed. "Discovered - currently not indexed" would not count toward your crawl budget because those haven't been crawled yet. Regardless, crawl budget is usually not an issue unless you have a huge site with thousands of pages and more being created regularly. Let me know if that answered your question, and if not, I can do a little more research for you. Happy to help.
@@RobertoDigital_coming across your video for the first time and yeah I run a news website and have a lot of posts but out of about 1800 post 1200 has been crawled but not indexed
I have a shopify store and have a crazy 3523 pages crawled but currently not indexed. I don’t even have that many objects in my shop! I’m really new to doing all this editing to get my products showing up in searches but I also have 2227 pages listed under alternative page with proper canonical tag. I don’t even know how to edit the canonical tags - where should I start
I have pages that were indexed and were ranked in the first page, and visitors was shared it in social media but after a month they enter in this section "crawled,....."... In your opinion what the problem ?
It is common for pages to be indexed, and then deindexed. Make sure you follow the tips on the video, and if it all fails, you can use 3rd party indexing tools. I will make a video about this soon.
This is usually related to server or DNS issues. Run an URL inspection, then click on "Test Live URL" to see if that gives you more specific details about the issue.
Does it also effects the ranking DA and DR of the website? Like if the pages are being crawled and not indexed, still then i can get a ranking on Google or not?
![[Solved] Discovered / Crawled - Currently Not Indexed Issue in Google Search Console](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/S5hcOZmslBw/mqdefault.jpg)
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Thank you for sharing, Roberto
Re first comment at 0:24 - I currently don't see the "Coverage" item in the Indexing section ...I see "Pages" and "Video pages". I wonder if this had changed since you had posted this.
just subscribed - the easiest to follow after many failed tutorials that wasted too much of my time!
Thank you for showing your face, being personable and easy to understand. Great video.
Thanks!
Awesome! 🔥 The solution is super simple and just needs checking the points you mentioned. 🙌🏻
Exactly, simple execution 😊
Man, thanks a lot. I made my blog post more informative, added a few more legit points, and optimized the URL. Then again submitted to the console. Boom, it's now indexed.
Awesome!
Thanks for the help! Hopefully these tips will sort out some on my non-indexed blog posts :) Cheers!
I will create a follow up video about using indexing tools. These are really helpful when the basics don't work.
I tried removing some pages, enhancing the content quality, making quality backlinks, manually requesting indexing, etc but none of them worked. Then I used an indexing service and within 2 weeks I got a whopping 70 percent of my site pages indexed. I have since then referred many people to that indexing provider that goes by the name of "Please index me".
Yeah, I need to do a follow up video show how to use indexing tools.
what’s the name of this indexing provider? I tried searching the one you mentioned and found none. Thanks!
very veryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy USEFUL video. Thanks a lot for that.
Thank you!
Great info thank you!!!
Some years back ago I could create pages as long as my keyword density in the content on the site was odd (putting the phrase Vermont baseball cards in the text 5,7,9 times. I basically would be listed even though the article content could have been horrible. I take it that it has changed quite a bit.
Yes, Google has gotten smarter in identified quality content. Although it's not perfect, a lot of bad content still ranks.
your content is right and correct thankyou
Question about back links.
Do social media post with links contribute to ranking in anyway?
Thank You for sharing your knowledge. It is really helping.
I have a question. My coverage area shows 105 valid pages and 222 excluded pages having issues like the crawled but not indexed issues.
Do these excluded pages effects Crawl Budget? assuming that all the important pages are covered in 105 Valid Pages.
As far as I know, "Crawled - currently not indexed" would count toward your crawl budget, because they are being crawled, just not being indexed. "Discovered - currently not indexed" would not count toward your crawl budget because those haven't been crawled yet. Regardless, crawl budget is usually not an issue unless you have a huge site with thousands of pages and more being created regularly.
Let me know if that answered your question, and if not, I can do a little more research for you. Happy to help.
@@RobertoDigital_coming across your video for the first time and yeah I run a news website and have a lot of posts but out of about 1800 post 1200 has been crawled but not indexed
Good video 👍
Thanks!
The best is always TO SHOW what you mean and HOW TO DO.
love this
Thanks 🙌
I have a shopify store and have a crazy 3523 pages crawled but currently not indexed. I don’t even have that many objects in my shop! I’m really new to doing all this editing to get my products showing up in searches but I also have 2227 pages listed under alternative page with proper canonical tag. I don’t even know how to edit the canonical tags - where should I start
Hello, pls how can I use the canonical tags
great content
Thanks!
useful video. if your blog, product pages etc, have page 1, page 2, page 3 and so on... does it make sense not indexing them all?
Ideally, paginated pages should also get indexed.
Thanks for that.
The “Coverage” section isn't there under "Indexing" anymore. Did they move it or rename it? I guess its called "Pages" now?
What if you want google to ignore the selected pages under the “crawled - currently not indexed”? Do I just leave it alone?
Yes, you can just ignore them.
I have pages that were indexed and were ranked in the first page, and visitors was shared it in social media but after a month they enter in this section "crawled,....."... In your opinion what the problem ?
It is common for pages to be indexed, and then deindexed. Make sure you follow the tips on the video, and if it all fails, you can use 3rd party indexing tools. I will make a video about this soon.
Page cannot be indexed: not available due to a site-wide issue?
What can i do? Please help me.
This is usually related to server or DNS issues. Run an URL inspection, then click on "Test Live URL" to see if that gives you more specific details about the issue.
does the status apply for the new blog with zero content.
thanks
Does it also effects the ranking DA and DR of the website? Like if the pages are being crawled and not indexed, still then i can get a ranking on Google or not?
It is not related to DA or DR. And no, if the pages are not indexed, they can't rank on Google.
thank you
What if pages were indexed, then all of a sudden google moved them to crawled - not indexed ???
Use an auto indexing tool that will send indexing requests continuously until the pages are indexed again.
Ive had the first issue recently (discovered, not indexed) and i fixed it by manually requesting indexing.
Great video, thanks Roberto
Hey Marc! That's awesome. Usually the manual request does a good job. Thanks!
The Kitty 🥰
no coverage section here
You teach this
Your cat somehow cut off your audio. So lots of good info is missing. We can't here anything after the cat walked past the screen.