What are excluded pages in search console?
What are the reasons a page is excluded from Google’s index, according to the Google Search Console coverage report
- Blocked by ‘noindex’ tag.
- Blocked by page removal tool.
- Blocked by robots.txt.
- Blocked due to unauthorized request (401)
- Crawl anomaly.
- Crawled – currently not indexed.
- Discovered – currently not indexed.
What is coverage in search console?
The Search Console Coverage Report provides information on which pages on your site have been indexed and lists URLs that have presented any problems while Googlebot tries to crawl and index them. The main page in the coverage report shows the URLs in your site grouped by status: Error: the page isn’t indexed.
What are Google Search Console errors?
If Google Search Console reports a server error, it means that Googlebot couldn’t access your URL, the request timed out, or your site was busy. There are a variety of possible causes for this type of error, and you may need to address this issue with your development team or server host in some cases.
Why are my pages crawled but not indexed?
The “Crawled —currently not indexed” report is indicating that the content is eligible to appear in Google’s index, but Google is electing not to include it. There also could be other low quality pages to which Google is not applying this logic.
Why was a crawl anomaly page excluded from Google search?
Google does not have permission to view the page. For Google to index this page you must give it permission to view it by sending a 200 header code. Why was a crawl anomaly page excluded according to Google Search Console’s coverage report? This has been removed from Google Search Console reports. It was vague and not particularly helpful.
How to remove excluded pages from Google index?
Click on the listing to see the list of pages excluded by a “noindex” tag. If you want one of these pages in Google’s index, remove the robots meta tag. If not, no action is necessary. Why was a page blocked by page removal tool excluded according to Google Search Console’s coverage report?
Why is Google not indexing robots.txt page?
Someone has specifically told Google not to index this through Google Search Console. If you want this page in Google’s index, login to Google Search Console and remove it from the list of removed pages. Why was a page blocked by robots.txt excluded according to Google Search Console’s coverage report?