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Google Search Console filtering example Google Search Console filtering example Indexing Coverage You can check whether the pages of your website are well indexed through the indexing range in Google Search Console. This is one of the most useful reports as it not only determines the presence or absence of an index, but also allows you to check what areas are lacking. Google Search Console Indexing Coverage Report Google Search Console Indexing Scope As shown in the image above, the Indexing Coverage report can be divided into four indications: Error Indicates a non-indexed page . There are many cases where it is not indexed, let's look at some representative examples: Submitted URL returns Soft 404: The submitted page cannot be found, but an incorrect status code is passed in the header.
Redirect error: This is when you get a redirect like 301/302 but the connection doesn't work. Submitted URL Cambodia Phone Number Data not found (404): The submitted page cannot be found. Crawling Issue: This is a case where there may be various errors on the page, so you need to check them one by one. Server error (5xx): This occurs when Googlebot cannot connect to the server. Valid with warnings This is the case when a problem with the page is discovered even though it has been indexed . Blocked by robots.txt: The page is blocked by robots.txt but is still indexed. Index pages without content: If they have been cloaked by Google or are in a format that cannot be indexed. by Google . However, it is also not good for the number of indexed pages to surge or plummet, so it is a good idea to check again to see if it has been blocked by Googlebot or if the noindex tag is included in the page. Excluded This is the most important item to pay attention to, and indicates when a page is excluded because it is not indexed . Exclusion is not always a bad situation, so please refer to the situations below and take action: Redirect page: When the current URL itself is a redirect and is not indexed. Blocked by robots.txt: If crawling is blocked by Google.
Duplicate pages: If there are duplicate pages Page with canonical tag: If the canonical tag is well applied, Google will find a different version of the page. In this case, you can rest assured that it is not a problem. However, sometimes several pages with similar content are found on Google, and the canonical tag in the URL is not recognized. In this case, you must attach a noindex tag to all duplicate pages, excluding pages that need to be indexed. Crawling anomalies: When there is something wrong with the page. A representative example is the 404 page. Duplicate pages and URLs not selected as standard: If the page has not been designated as a standard by Google or is a duplicate site map According to Google , a sitemap provides information about the relationships between various pieces of content on a site . Simply put, it is a feature that allows you to see at a glance what is happening on your website. These characteristics allow Google to obtain information more efficiently when it crawls your site.
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