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What is URL inspection in search console?
The URL Inspection Tool is a diagnostic tool offered by Google Search Console. It allows you to submit individual pages to Google and simulate how Google crawls or renders a URL on your site.
How do I check the URL?
Get a search results page URL
- On your computer, go to google.com.
- Search for the page.
- At the top of your browser, click the address bar to select the entire URL.
- Right-click the selected URL. Copy.
How to run url inspection in Search Console?
To run the URL Inspection tool to see URL’s current index status: Click URL inspection in the navigation panel of Search Console: Enter the complete URL to inspect. A few notes: The URL must be in the current property. Read how to understand the results. Optionally run an indexability test on the live URL Optionally request indexing for the URL.
Why do I get error in Google Search Console?
Unfortunately, a number of different issues could cause this, but Google does not provide more detail. Fixing this error: Google recommends using the URL inspection tool in Google Search Console to debug your page. You may need to discuss this type of error with your developers to determine the underlying cause.
What does it mean when url does not appear in Google search?
What it means: The URL has been indexed and can appear in Google Search results, but there are some problems that might prevent it from appearing with the enhancements that you applied to the page. This might mean a problem with an associated AMP page, or malformed structured data for a rich result (such as a recipe or job posting) on the page.
How can I inspect a live URL on my website?
Inspect a live URL: Test whether a page on your site is able to be indexed. Request indexing for a URL: You can request that an URL be crawled (or recrawled) by Google.