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Non Indexable Page with HrefLang
Definition
Non indexable page with hreflang indicates that a webpage with hreflang annotations is not being indexed by search engines. Hreflang annotations help indicate the language and regional targeting of webpages, allowing search engines to display the appropriate version in relevant search results.
Implementation
To address non indexable pages with hreflang, review the implementation of hreflang annotations on the page. Ensure that the hreflang tags are correctly set up, pointing to the relevant language and regional versions of the page. Verify that the page is accessible to search engine crawlers and not blocked by robots.txt or meta tags.
Benefits
- Better Localization: Non-indexable pages with hreflang tags can improve localization for multilingual websites, ensuring that the right content is shown to the right audience.
- Avoidance of Duplicate Content: By using non-indexable pages, you can avoid duplicate content issues and improve SEO.
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