“Discovered — currently not indexed”: what to check first
Check the latest URL Inspection result, server health, unnecessary URLs, and internal links before deciding why Google has not crawled a page.
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Technical SEO field notes, page 3
Step-by-step checks, code examples, and explanations for technical SEO and tracking problems.
Technical SEO routing problems in Laravel and Next.js
Check live responses, duplicate routes, rendering, and canonical URLs when a deployment changes how search engines reach your pages.
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“Crawled — currently not indexed” after a migration: what to check
Compare old and new URLs, redirects, canonicals, rendered content, and internal links to find what changed after your migration.
Read article →How to turn an SEO audit into completed fixes
Give developers exact examples, a clear priority, and a check for completion. Keep repeated findings attached to the original task so issues can actually close.
Read article →Cloudflare error 1020: find the rule blocking valid visitors
Use the error’s Ray ID and Security Events to identify the blocking rule, narrow the fix, and retest visitors and crawlers.
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WordPress TTFB increased after an update: what to check
Separate cache hits from misses, repeat the same requests, and identify whether the slowdown comes from WordPress, the CDN, or the connection.
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