Why my website some pages is not index in google ?
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Hi,
I have submitted my pages in Google fetch for consideration tool but they are not indexed yet in the Google search. Additionally, there is also no error shown by the Google.
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Just FYI, I think you will find the robots.txt is fine
Just to test this, I used a couple of the online testing tools to confirm:
http://technicalseo.com/seo-tools/robots-txt/
http://tools.seobook.com/robots-txt/analyzer/For peace of mind, I would check this in Search Console and use the Robots.txt tested in there also.
-Andy
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Hi
It seems like your robot.txt file is blocking the index. check your robto file. In addition to that, make sure your non index pages are also added to sitemap.
This could bring up to crawler attention quickly.
I hope this will help. -
I have live all pages around 4 month back.
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Hi,
Well, the page is indexed by Google (just do a cache: before your URL) but useful indexing can take any amount of time. How old is the site / page?
I would also check your site in Open Site Explorer because it does show a rather high spam score and you might want to focus on building some links to your site as well.
There could be many other things going on, but I am guessing that having a low PA / DA is going to be a big factor for you.
-Andy
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