What to Do When Pages Are Discovered but Not Indexed

In the video above, AI and international SEO expert Chris Raulf discusses the significance of utilizing tools from Google. These tools provide direct insights from the search engine giant, making them invaluable for anyone serious about optimizing their online presence.
Chris dives into the Pages section in Google Search Console, explaining its importance and how it can help you identify why some of your site's pages might not appear in search results, even for relevant queries.
Check it out here: support.google...
Chris also shares a video featuring Martin Splitt, Search Relations Advocate, who sheds light on pages that Googlebot has discovered but not indexed.
Watch it here: • Help! Google Search is...
Chris emphasizes the need to regularly check the status of your site's pages in Google Search Console. If certain pages aren't indexed, it’s crucial to understand why. Often, the issue lies in the content-low-quality or outdated pages are less likely to be ranked by Google.
To get these pages indexed again, you’ll need to update the content to ensure it aligns with Google's helpful content guidelines, which you can find here: developers.goo...
Here's an example of an article on the BSM site that could use some updating because the content is outdated: boulderseomark...
Finally, Chris shares a valuable resource: a recently posted video on Google Trends, packed with advanced tips. Be sure to check it out to further enhance your SEO strategy: • Google Trends Advanced...