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SOLVEThanks for the tag @BérangèreL 🙂
Hi @AV11. As mentioned, the reasons could vary and without digging into your portal it's hard to say exactly why. Here's a resource I found that may help and may give you some additional information since you mentioned you're relatively new to the SEO world and all this. I find as much as I can learn, I'm better off in the long run.
Hope that helps also!
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SOLVEHi @AV11,
When i'm looking at your sitemap it only has 777 pages in it.
As @danmoyle is telling, Google can let you show what pages are avalible for search when adding site: in Google Search. So for your example you should try this:
site:www.dcsplus.net. It's also possible to make is spesific and only look for example spainish pages. Then you can use site:www.scsplus.net/es.
So the page you send is avalible for Search inside Google.
What could help is to remove and add the xml sitemap from Google Search Console (GSC) so it will run a new index for your pages. In some cases when you have errors inside GSC you can try and validate it again telling it to rescan the page and let Google check if problems are fixed.
Indra Pinsel - Front-end developer - Bright Digital
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No indexed webpages
SOLVE@BérangèreL thanks for tagging.
Hi @AV11,
It's hard to say what could cause the problem. Do you have a link that you want to be indexed?
Thinks that are good to check are:
- Is there a meta of noindex (
<meta name="robots" content="noindex">) on your page?- In some cases a noindex can be added manually at the advanced options or maybe it's embedded in the template your using
- Is your page a Website page of landing page?
- Landing pages are not automatically added to your website sitemap. You can manually add them.
- Website pages are automatically added to your website sitemap.
- Is your sitemap setup and connected to Google Search Console?
- Do you have a robots.txt setup? It's possible that this blocks your page
- Is the page published on a temporary hubspot link? Google won't index the HubSpot temporary links.
Hope this will help? If not, sharing your page can help.
Indra Pinsel - Front-end developer - Bright Digital
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No indexed webpages
SOLVENo indexed webpages
SOLVEHi @AV11,
When i'm looking at your sitemap it only has 777 pages in it.
As @danmoyle is telling, Google can let you show what pages are avalible for search when adding site: in Google Search. So for your example you should try this:
site:www.dcsplus.net. It's also possible to make is spesific and only look for example spainish pages. Then you can use site:www.scsplus.net/es.
So the page you send is avalible for Search inside Google.
What could help is to remove and add the xml sitemap from Google Search Console (GSC) so it will run a new index for your pages. In some cases when you have errors inside GSC you can try and validate it again telling it to rescan the page and let Google check if problems are fixed.
Indra Pinsel - Front-end developer - Bright Digital
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No indexed webpages
SOLVENo indexed webpages
SOLVEHi @AV11,
The purpose of a 'Thank you' page is that only visitors who filled in a form will see the 'Thank you'. This means you also don't want Google to index the page.
My recommendation is to add 'Thank you' pages to the 'Landing pages' inside HubSpot. This way it won't get into the sitemap.xml and therefor not scanned by default by GSC. You also need to apply the meta noindex so if Google finds the page it won't be scanned.
If you want them at the 'Website pages', you need to make sure to remove them from the sitemap.xml manually.
Hope this awnsers your question.
Indra Pinsel - Front-end developer - Bright Digital
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SOLVEHi @AV11,
Thank you for reaching out to the Community!
I understand that on your website (which is hosted on HubSpot), the pages are not indexed by Google, is that right?
What is the exact details status of the page, please?
First, I'd like to share these resources that might help you:
- The solution from @karstenkoehler on this post "How to index posts in google fast?"
- The solution from @Phil_Vallender on this post "Indexing problem"
- The solution from @danmoyle and @APrigent on this post "Google doesn't list my blog posts"
I also wanted to invite a couple of subject matter experts to this conversation @kmcready, @Indra and @gabriel-nextiny do you have additional suggestions to help @AV11, please?
If anybody else has anything to add and/or share, please feel free to join in the conversation 🙂
Thanks and have a lovely day!
Best,
Bérangère
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No indexed webpages
SOLVEThanks for the tag @BérangèreL 🙂
Hi @AV11. As mentioned, the reasons could vary and without digging into your portal it's hard to say exactly why. Here's a resource I found that may help and may give you some additional information since you mentioned you're relatively new to the SEO world and all this. I find as much as I can learn, I'm better off in the long run.
Hope that helps also!
Did my answer help? Please "mark as a solution" to help others find answers. Plus I really appreciate it!
I use all tools available to help answer questions. This may include other Community posts, search engines, and generative AI search tools. But I always use my experience and my own brain to make it human.
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