reindexaCrawled, currently not indexed: a practical diagnostic workflow
Investigate crawled but unindexed URLs by checking current observations, grouping patterns and testing changes you can evaluate later.
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Discovered vs crawled, not indexed: different diagnostic paths
Understand the difference between discovered and crawled URLs, and choose checks that separate discovery, crawling and indexing.
Why Search Console reports and URL Inspection can disagree
Interpret URLs marked unindexed in a saved report but indexed in a later inspection, without confusing snapshots with current observations.
Google URL Inspection API: what it can and cannot do
Understand the URL Inspection API, its stored observations, authorization requirements and the difference between checking and requesting indexing.
Plan daily indexing monitoring around a limited API quota
Build a recurring URL review that separates successful checks, pending work and errors while accounting for available inspection capacity.
URL indexing history: record when you detected a change
Read inspection histories without confusing query timestamps, last crawl dates and the precise moment Google changed indexing status.
Calculate a crawled-but-unindexed ratio without misleading yourself
Define the denominator, inspection freshness and coverage before comparing percentages of crawled but unindexed content.
Blog posts vs pages: find indexing patterns hidden by averages
Compare content groups using equivalent cohorts, dates and inspection coverage to uncover patterns hidden in a site-wide average.
How to filter subdomains in an indexing audit
Separate blog, store and other hosts without mixing their URLs or confusing analysis exclusions with restrictions applied to Google.
Parameterized URLs: what to exclude and what to investigate
Classify tracking, filtering and content parameters before excluding URLs from an SEO review or Reindexa Cleanup analysis.
Content cleanup: review URLs with no traffic over 90 days
Identify low-activity content and decide what to update, merge or retain without treating zero visits as an automatic deletion instruction.
An indexed URL with no traffic: what to check next
Separate indexing, impressions, clicks and measurement when investigating an indexed page with no recorded Google Analytics 4 visits.
GA4 organic traffic: channel, source and medium explained
Choose consistent channel, source and medium filters when comparing organic traffic with indexing observations across projects.
Why Search Console clicks differ from GA4 sessions
Check definitions, filters, dates and measurement when Search Console and Google Analytics 4 report different organic traffic totals.
Google selected a different canonical: review the signals
Investigate declared and Google-selected canonical differences by checking content, internal links, sitemaps and redirects.
Robots.txt vs noindex: differences that matter in URL diagnosis
Distinguish crawl restrictions from indexing directives and investigate conflicts between robots.txt, meta tags and HTTP headers.
Internal links and unindexed URLs: look beyond the main menu
Review how pages are discovered and connected, investigate isolated content and add useful internal links without promising indexing.
My URL is in the sitemap but not indexed: what to check
Review sitemap addresses, responses, canonicals and dates while distinguishing page discovery from inclusion in Google’s index.
How to build an indexing report clients can act on
Organize projects, accounts and exports to explain URL changes, missing observations and the work an agency client should prioritize.
How to evaluate a content update without claiming every improvement
Document a hypothesis, preserve a fixed cohort and compare indexing observations and traffic after updating existing content.
These guides combine official documentation with workflows proposed by the Reindexa team. Numerical examples are illustrative. An inspection does not guarantee that Google will index a page.