Short, practical guides: set up Indexidia, connect Google, and fix the problems that keep pages out of search.
Add your domain, upload one small file, press Verify.
Read the guide →Tell search engines about new pages instead of waiting to be found.
Read the guide →See Google's own status for every page, with a read-only key.
Read the guide →Pages with almost no real text get dropped by Google. Here is the fix.
Read the guide →When pages look alike, Google keeps one and skips the rest.
Read the guide →Five rules that make every crawl count.
Read the guide →Find the problem from your report, then open its guide.
| Problem | What it means | How we detect it | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thin content | Main text under 150 words once menus, header and footer are removed. | Word count of the main content | How to fix |
| Duplicate content | Two or more pages with the same main text. | Fingerprint of the main text | How to fix |
| Duplicate title | Pages sharing one title tag. | Title tags compared across pages | How to fix |
| Blocked by noindex | The page or its headers tell search engines not to index it. | Robots meta tag and X-Robots-Tag header | How to fix |
| Canonical points elsewhere | The page names a different URL as the main version. | rel=canonical compared to the URL | How to fix |
| Redirects | The sitemap lists an address that redirects somewhere else. | Redirects followed to the final URL | How to fix |
| Broken page (HTTP 404) | The page is missing or the server fails. | HTTP status code | How to fix |
| Slow page | The page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. | Response time | How to fix |
Just your domain. We find the pages Google is likely to skip. About 10 seconds.
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