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I am experiencing issues with getting my website https://trustpitbullusa.com/ properly indexed on Google. Despite following best SEO practices and configuring Rank Math settings, some of my pages are not appearing in search results.
I have submitted my sitemap via Google Search Console, but some pages are still marked as “Discovered – Not Indexed.”
I have used the “Instant Indexing” feature in Rank Math, but the results seem inconsistent.
My website is focused on Pitbull breeds and related content, so I want to ensure proper ranking in Google.
I have checked for noindex tags and everything appears correct.
Steps I Have Taken:
Ensured that Rank Math is set to allow indexing for all important pages.Checked robots.txt for any disallow rules that might block indexing.
Used Rank Math’s SEO Analysis tool, and my website scores well.
Submitted pages manually for indexing in Google Search Console.
Questions:
How can I ensure Google indexes my website faster?Are there any Rank Math settings that I should tweak to improve indexing?
Could there be any technical SEO issues preventing proper indexing?
I appreciate any guidance on resolving this issue. Thanks in advance!
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Hello,
We apologize for the issue you are facing with getting your website indexed properly on Google. Thank you for providing detailed information about the steps you’ve taken so far. Here are some suggestions to help improve the indexing of your website:
1. Check Your Robots.txt File
Ensure that your robots.txt file does not contain any directives that might be blocking Google from crawling your pages. You can use the robots.txt testing tool to verify this. If there are any disallow rules, consider removing them or adjusting them to allow indexing.
2. Content Duplication
Check for any content duplication issues on your site. If Google finds duplicate content, it may struggle to determine which version to index. You can add a canonical URL from duplicate pages pointing to the original content you want indexed. More information on this can be found here.
3. Internal Linking Structure
Make sure your internal linking structure is robust. A good internal link structure helps Google understand the relationship between different pages on your site and improves crawl efficiency. Rank Math can help suggest relevant internal links based on your content.
4. Manual Indexing Requests
Since you have already submitted your sitemap and used the Instant Indexing feature, consider manually requesting indexing for specific pages that are still marked as "Discovered – Not Indexed" in Google Search Console. This can sometimes expedite the process.
5. Patience with New Websites
If your website is relatively new, it may take some time for Google to index all pages fully. Sometimes, it can take weeks for new content to appear in search results.
6. Technical SEO Issues
If you suspect there might be technical SEO issues, consider running a comprehensive audit using tools like Google Search Console or other SEO analysis tools to identify any potential problems that could be affecting indexing.
Additional Resources
- Learn more about why your website might not be indexed here.
- Check out common reasons for "Discovered – Currently Not Indexed" status here.
If you continue to experience issues after trying these suggestions, please reply to this ticket with any additional details or questions, and a human agent from our support team will assist you further.
Thank you for your patience, and we hope this helps resolve your indexing issues!
Sources:
Why Google Hasn’t Indexed Your Post, Page, and/or Website? » Rank Math
Discovered – Currently Not Indexed in Google Search Console » Rank Math
Why Did My Website Disappear From Google Search? » Rank Math
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