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Indexing In the index creation section, you can do the following: point Submit sitemap file Understand the index registration status (confirm the reason for errors) Request for deletion of pages you want to exclude from indexing The above three can be used for the following purposes. I want to encourage index registration. I want to improve index registration errors I want to remove specific pages from search results I want to encourage index registration. If you've published your homepage but it's not showing up in search results, you may want to try submitting your sitemap file from Google Search Console. You can request Google to index your site by submitting your sitemap file. The following article explains in detail how to submit a sitemap file from Google Search Console, so please refer to it. Related article [For beginners] Explaining the types of sitemaps and the benefits of creating them I want to improve index registration errors Certain pages may not be displayed in search results. Maybe there is an error in indexing. Google Search Console allows you to see why your page wasn't indexed.
STEP 1 First , click " Indexing > Pages ". Indexing page STEP 2 Check the numbers for " Unregistered " and " Registered " in the center of the page. In the following case, one page is not indexed. Check unregistered numbers STEP 3 , you'll see the " Reasons why the page wasn't indexed " right at the bottom, so check to see if it's an error. Find out why your page wasn't indexed Here it says "Excluded by noindex tag". What is noindex tag? A tag that instructs Google not to index a Find Your Mobile Number List page if you do not want it to appear in search results. Embed the following noindex meta tag in the head element in the HTML. (Example) <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> STEP Four By clicking on the reason, you can check the corresponding page. Check URLs of pages that were not indexed If the noindex tag was not inserted intentionally.
Note that there are multiple reasons why a page may not have been indexed. Please refer to the following pages as they introduce solutions for each reason. (Reference: Search Console Help "Page Indexing Report") I want to remove specific pages from search results Google Search Console allows you to request that certain pages displayed in Google search results be temporarily hidden . The applicable period is approximately 6 months , and it will be reflected within 1 day after application . If any of the following cases apply to you and you would like to have a specific page removed from Google's search results immediately, please apply. Display that can be applied for If your page or image still exists and you want to remove it from Google search results for a certain period of time (180 days) If the page or image has already been removed but still appears in.
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