Google wrote “Today we fixed a Search Console issue that affected many properties: we were reporting pages that are not indexed as being indexed. As a consequence, you might see a drop in your ...

To access the report, go to Google Search Console > Pages, then look under the section “Why pages aren’t indexed.” Once in the report, you can export the data to Google Sheets, Excel, or CSV ...

Google just announced that it fixed a bug with Google Search Console that labeled pages as being indexed when they were not indexed. Google said this bug "affected many properties".

However, Google doesn’t always get it right and pages that should be indexed sometimes go to Excluded. Fortunately, Google Search Console provides the reason for placing pages in a specific ...

Google advises the ‘Discovered – Currently not indexed’ status in Search Console’s Index Coverage report can last forever as there’s no guarantee every page on the web gets indexed.

First, I manually reviewed all the pages flagged in the Google Search Console “Page with redirect” report. To access the report, go to Google Search Console > Pages > and look under the ...

Gary Illyes from Google said on LinkedIn that Google Search Console doesn't "keep (almost) any data for un/de-indexed." He added, "There's also an element of "what if the URL comes back", but that ...

How do I fix ‘Crawled – Currently not indexed’ in Google Search Console? 1. Manually review all the pages flagged in the report. First, ...