How to Fix Discovered - currently not indexed

UPDATED video • Discovered - currently... for website owners who still can't fix this Discovered - currently not indexed issues.
Video tutorial showing how to troubleshoot and fix Discovered - currently not indexed errors under Google Search Console Page Indexing reports.
When troubleshooting Discovered - currently not indexed by Google Systems Page Indexing issues, remember that Google Systems are the entire Google algorithm calculations.
This is a general issue of a website, could affect e-commerce, membership sites, websites with user generated content such as forum commenting.
What can website owner do to fix Discovered - currently not indexed status?
Visit Google Search Console Help Section:
support.google...
Ensure that the website is optimized according to Google Guidelines, particularly technical guidelines:
developers.goo...
Reduce the Googlebot crawl rate
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Change Googlebot crawl rate (Don't limit crawl rate unless Google is slowing down your web server)
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[@CampCodes]

There's no definite answer. You must answer and give us the direct instruction on what to do and how to fix. This is just wasting my time.

[@RankYa]

First off, I must not do anything the way that would suit your reason or understanding. Second, there is actually no definite answer to fixing *discovered but currently not indexed issues* because it entails understanding many factors such as how Google search engine indexes web documents: Start here:
In-depth guide to how Google Search works
developers.google.com/search/docs/fundamentals/how-search-works
as well as many other guidelines which Google looks for when indexing web documents:
developers.google.com/search/docs/essentials
And the latest Page Indexing and content for people
developers.google.com/search/docs/fundamentals/creating-helpful-content
As you can see, I've tried to compact insights as best that I can, basically, ensure:
*website is mobile-friendly*
*website is fast enough*
*website is indexable (no blocking using robots.txt file or noindex directives)*
*has original and useful content created for people*
Then, when Google discoveres URLs like this on a website that is optimized, Google *will index* all the URLs it discovers containing original and helpful content.

[@nkamphoa]

Thanks for your content. But I think you should go straight to the point.

[@Prof_Ramzi_Math]

Actually I've watched all the video but I didn't understand. Please can you tell what should I do to fix this issue

[@salvatoreperronne]

Not being precise and beating around with too much repetition.... You just sent into a deep sleep. Weird

[@RankYa]

Totally understandable. Because fixing *Google Search Console Discovered - currently not indexed* issues can often be confusing. But ask this =
Can Google Discover Crawl Fetch and Render (in that order) AND INDEX OTHER URLs on a website? If so, then the only reason Google is discovering URLs _but not willing to index_ can be due to the content (including website performance) not meeting Google requirements.

[@wasayarif]

Thank you so much! RankYa. I got to learn something new about the issues.

[@RankYa]

You are welcome, I'm glad this video has been informative for fixing #Google SearchConsole issues for Page Indexing :-)

[@WisdomTeethChannel]

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[@RankYa]

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[@NemeTeme]

too long to say how to solve it

[@RankYa]

As long as it solves it, that is the main thing :-)