The AIndexify blog
Notes on getting pages into Google, and on telling the difference between a URL that was submitted and one that was actually indexed.
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How to Index a Notion Site
Notion sites are easy to publish and easy for Google to skip. The settings that matter, the Search Console problem, and how to verify the outcome.
Bulk URL Indexing: How to Submit 10,000 URLs at Once
How to submit thousands of URLs for indexing in one pass: sitemaps, IndexNow, bulk tools, and how to verify what Google actually indexed.
robots.txt Disallow: The Indexing Trap Most Sites Fall Into
Disallow blocks crawling, not indexing. How one robots.txt line leaves pages indexed without content, or hides them from Google entirely.
Crawled – Currently Not Indexed: What It Means and How to Fix It
What Google's crawled, currently not indexed status means, why pages sit in it for months, and the fixes that actually move them.
What Is Indexation and Why the Indexation Rate Matters
Indexation is Google deciding a page belongs in its index. What that decision involves, how to measure your indexation rate, and what a low rate tells you.
Six reasons Google declines to index a page that looks fine
A page can return 200, render perfectly, and still never enter the index. These are the six causes we see most often, and how to tell which one you have.
Submitted is not indexed, and the difference costs you money
Most indexing tools report delivery and let you assume the rest. Here is what happens after a URL is submitted, and why the two are not the same.
