Tag: Google search console
What Causes ‘Duplicate Without User-Selected Canonical’ in GSC and How to Fix It
The duplicate without user-selected canonical issue is common in Google Search Console, where Google finds multiple pages with even similar or identical content but is unclear as to which it must take into account for an index. Consequently, the ranking potential gets diluted, crawl budget gets wasted, and the search results get confused, hampering your…
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What “Page with Redirect” Means in GSC and the Correct Way to Fix It
When you spot the status “Page with Redirect” in GSC (Google Search Console), it can lead to some questions about how Google is indexing your website. It means the URL you have either submitted or the one Google has discovered is redirecting to another page to see content there as opposed to having any content…
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Why Your Pages Say ‘Crawled – Currently Not Indexed’ and How to Resolve It
Sometimes, when you’re checking your website’s performance in Google Search Console, you might notice a message saying “Crawled – currently not indexed.” This simply means that Google has visited your page but didn’t add it to its search results. While Google doesn’t clearly say why this happens, it’s often because the page might not offer…
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Google Indexing Issues – Complete Guide to Troubleshoot, Fix, and Prevent Problems
When your website is not showing up in Google search results, one of the most common reasons is Google indexing issues. These problems can stop your pages from appearing in search engines, even if your content is high-quality. This beginner-friendly guide explains what indexing issues are, how to detect them, and how to fix them…
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