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Creating a single page on your site is not an easy task. It requires a lot of human and material resources, including marketers, developers, and web designers. What if a page created with the hard work of so many people is not exposed in Google search results? Saying that there is no exposure is the same as saying that organic traffic does not occur. If no one can see your page, not only will the purpose of creating the page be achieved, but the reason for creating the page itself will be lost. To prevent this situation in advance, you must check whether pages that do not have natural traffic or cannot be tracked are actually exposed (indexed) in search results, and if they are not indexed, find the reason and improve it as soon as possible. 1. Is my page properly indexed by Google? (Check Google index status) After the page is created, how to check whether your page (or site) is well indexed in search engines is as follows. Confirm by entering “site: + URL” The easiest and fastest way is to directly enter “site:” and your page URL into the Google search engine. For example, “What is search engine marketing?” on the Ascent Korea blog.
Here's how to check if your blog post is being indexed. (URL: https://www.ascentkorea.com/seo-marketing/ ) <In case of index> Search results page if indexed Search results page if indexed As a result of searching with “site:” and the page URL, it was confirmed that the page was well Special Data indexed in the Google search engine. You can also confirm that there is only one page indexed in Google by the path of the page URL, and that it takes 0.27 seconds to load the results. <If not indexed> Search results page if not indexed Search results page if not indexed For pages that are not indexed, when you search with “site:” and the page URL, you will get the results shown above. If there are no matching search results as shown above, it means that it has not been indexed yet. 2. Identify the cause in Google Search Console If you're a marketer, developer, or web designer reading this, there are probably a few reasons that come to mind. It could be one of the reasons why your page isn't indexed, but there are more efficient ways to find the cause than randomly investigating it.
This is by using the URL Inspection Tool in Google Search Console . (Reference video: https://youtu.be/Pe_-TkdbXN0 ) Use the URL inspection tool to determine the cause The URL Inspection Tool is a tool that provides information about the Google indexed version of a specific page. It provides information on AMP errors, structured data errors, and indexing issues, and is used to test whether a URL can be created. In this article, we will learn how to use the URL Inspection tool to check for current indexing issues on a specific page, i.e., whether Google has indexed your specific page or why it cannot index it. STEP 1 Enter the URL of the page that is not being indexed in the search box at the top. How to check URL in Search Console STEP 2 Check the cause by looking at the search results in the URL inspection tool.
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