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Moz crawls paginated pages even if you have added the rel="next" and rel="prev".

If you can get a developer to create a list of all the pages Google has crawled within a date range then you can use this python script to check if the page is indexed or not.

http://searchengineland.com/check-urls-indexed-google-using-python-259773

The script uses the info: search feature to check the urls.

You will have to install Python, Tor and Polipo for this to work. It is quite technical so if you aren't a technical person you may need help.

Depending on how many URL's you have and how long you decide to wait before checking each URL, it can take a few hours.

I have 19 pages that are all 301 redirected to the same page.

Moz is detected these 19 pages a duplication's of each other.

Does anyone know how to solve this issue?

Thank you Andy

The website has been around since September.
The site is appearing in Google but very low down.
I have the same issue with a lot of the pages where it is not ranking
This is not a new page.

Why is the above URL not ranking?

Hi Kristina,

some more detail to hopefully help answer this query.
URL: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/surfboards/soft-deck
Keyword: foam surfboard
Moz on page grader counts 8 appearances
I count 29 in the source code

Text: 6
Element Titles: 12
Itemprop: 2
H1: 1
Data-title: 6
alt: 6

I hope this helps

Hi Kristina,

url: https://www.laughinghens.com/knitting-wool/rowan-wool

keyword: rowan wool

Thank you for your response however, I am more concerned over Moz's On Page Grader advising that there are 33 instances of a keyword found when I can only find 8 in the source code.

I was wondering if anyone knew what could be causing this discrepancy?

Moz's on page grader counts 33 instances of a keyword however, when looking into the source code I only find 8. I have checked if capitalization affects the find feature when viewing the source code and it doesn't.

Has anyone else come across this issue and found an explanation?