How to know how much pages are indexed on Google?
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I have a big site, there are a way to know what page are not indexed? I know that you can use site: but with a big site is a mess to check page by page.
This is a tool or a system to check a entire site and automatically find non-indexed pages?
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Honestly speaking, I didn't try Scrapebox for this purpose but I heard that the results are not very accurate.
I think you should go with URL Profiler if you're gonna need it on regular basis.
Let's see what other suggests.
Umar
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That's what i need, but there aren't any free alternative to this? I have Scrapebox and Excel, do you have any trick so reduce this time-consuming task? (knowing if business pages are not indexed on big websites)
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Hey Mark,
URL Profile can do this for you.. Check out the complete guide here:
http://urlprofiler.com/blog/google-index-checker/Hope this helps!
Umar
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