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Update,

"Someone in the office suggested "each of the product pages on the full site have corresponding page on mobile.

They are referred to each other via cannonical / alternate tags..."That could be an potential angle although I don't know much about it.

Thanks very much for that Dirk.

I'll pass that information on to the web developers.

We built a website for a jewelry company some years ago, and they've recently asked for a meeting and one of the points on the agenda will be why their products pages have not been indexed.

Example: http://rocks.ie/details/Infinity-Ring/7170/

I've taken a look but I can't see anything obvious that is stopping pages like the above from being indexed. It has a an 'index, follow all' tag along with a canonical tag.

Am I missing something obvious here or is there any clear reason why product pages are not being indexed at all by Google? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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I was told 'that each of the product pages on the full site have corresponding page on mobile. They are referred to each other via cannonical / alternate tags...could be an angle as to why product pages are not being indexed.'

Strangely, there are two pages indexed on Google Search.

The homepage and one other

I noticed the robots.txt file returned a 404 and asked the developers to take a look and they said the content of it is fine.

But yes, I'll doublecheck the WordPress settings now.

We built a new website for a client recently.

Site: https://www.woofadvisor.com/

It's been live for three weeks. Robots.txt isn't blocking Googlebot or anything.

Submitted a sitemap.xml through Webmasters but we still aren't being indexed.

Anyone have any ideas?