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Non Indexability Status
Non indexability status indicates whether a webpage is currently indexed by search engines or not. If a page is marked as non-indexable, it means search engines are instructed not to include that page in their index.
To determine the non indexability status of a page, check for the presence of meta tags such as “noindex” or directives in the robots.txt file that prevent search engine crawlers from indexing the page. If a page that should be indexable is marked as non-indexable, remove the relevant meta tags or directives to allow search engines to index the page.
- Improved User Experience: Non-indexing pages with low relevance leads to improved user experience by reducing the number of unnecessary pages displayed in search results.
- Improved Website Ranking: Pages that are non-indexable don’t contribute to website ranking. Therefore, detecting those pages and removing them from the index contributes to the website’s ranking.
- Better Search Engine Crawling: Reducing the number of indexable pages increases the crawl budget allocated to pages that actually contribute to website ranking, improving the website’s performance.
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