Resolve Google Indexing Issues
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
My e-commerce site’s sitemap is already live in Search Console, yet many documentation pages still sit in the “Discovered – currently not indexed” bucket. I need a technical SEO who can dig in, identify what is blocking Googlebot, and guide (or implement) the fixes that will get those URLs indexed and searchable.
The work will involve:
• Auditing crawlability signals—robots.txt, meta robots, canonical tags, server response codes, internal links, and load speed.
• Reviewing the submitted sitemap to be sure it properly references every documentation URL and updates promptly when pages change.
• Analysing Search Console logs, Crawl Stats, and any rendered HTML discrepancies to spot thin-content, duplication, or crawl-budget problems.
• Recommending or executing solutions such as improved internal linking, structured data, indexation API requests, link equity flow, or on-page adjustments.
Deliverables
1. A concise audit report explaining the root causes behind the “Discovered – currently not indexed” status for the affected pages.
2. A step-by-step remediation plan with any code snippets or configuration changes required.
3. Verification steps and a timeline, including the point at which Search Console shows the pages as “Indexed”.
I will provide full Search Console access and any server-side information you need. If you can demonstrate previous success fixing similar indexing issues for e-commerce sites, let’s get started right away.
The work will involve:
• Auditing crawlability signals—robots.txt, meta robots, canonical tags, server response codes, internal links, and load speed.
• Reviewing the submitted sitemap to be sure it properly references every documentation URL and updates promptly when pages change.
• Analysing Search Console logs, Crawl Stats, and any rendered HTML discrepancies to spot thin-content, duplication, or crawl-budget problems.
• Recommending or executing solutions such as improved internal linking, structured data, indexation API requests, link equity flow, or on-page adjustments.
Deliverables
1. A concise audit report explaining the root causes behind the “Discovered – currently not indexed” status for the affected pages.
2. A step-by-step remediation plan with any code snippets or configuration changes required.
3. Verification steps and a timeline, including the point at which Search Console shows the pages as “Indexed”.
I will provide full Search Console access and any server-side information you need. If you can demonstrate previous success fixing similar indexing issues for e-commerce sites, let’s get started right away.