We never index all known URLs

reyehi

Look through this list, find relevant pages, and add internal links to them from there. For example, if you want to add internal links to your guest posting guide , a link building guide would be the right place. That page happens to be the 11th most authoritative page on our blog: link-building-guide-ahrefs-best-by-links.png Google will then see and discover that link the next time it re-crawls the page. tips Paste the page with internal links into Google's URL inspection tool. Press the "Request indexing" button to let Google know that something on your page has changed and to re-crawl it Bermuda Email List  as soon as possible. This can speed up the process of discovering internal links and eventually the pages you want to index. 8) Make sure your page is valuable and unique Google is less likely to index low-quality pages. Because it has no value to the user. Here's what Google's John Mue


ller had to say about the 2018 index: We never index all known URLs, that's pretty normal. I'd focus on making the site awesome and inspiring, then things usually work out better. — John Mueller (official) — #StaplerLife · #Is (@JohnMu) January 3, 2018 He hints that if you want Google to index your website or webpage, you need to be "awesome and impressive." If technical issues are excluded, lack of value may be the reason for not being indexed. So, look at the page with fresh eyes and ask yourself some questions. Is this page really worth it? Will users find value in this page if they click on it from a search result? If the answer is no, you need to improve your content. Ahrefs' site audit and URL profiler can help you find more potential low-quality pages that aren't being indexed. To do this, go to the Ahrefs Site Audit Page Explorer and configure the following settings: find-low-quality-pages-site-audit.png This returns "flimsy" pages tha





t are indexable and currently not getting any organic traffic. In other words, it's likely not indexed. Export the report, paste all URLs into URL Profiler and run a Google index check. url-profiler.png important If you are doing this for many pages (i.e. more than 100 pages), using a proxy is recommended. Otherwise, you risk getting your IP banned by Google. If that is not possible, another option is to search Google for “free bulk Google index checker”. There are several such tools, but most are limited to fewer than 25 pages at a time. If there are pages that aren't indexed, check for quality issues.