Getting started
Your website and a few pages you expected to appear in Google. Search Console access helps me check their current state.
Technical SEO service
Important pages missing from Google? Start with the cause.
Search Console tells you which pages are missing, but the label alone does not explain why. I compare the affected pages with the rest of your website and check access, content, canonicals, sitemaps, and internal links before recommending changes.
What you may be seeing
- Important pages stay discovered or crawled without being indexed
- Google selects a different canonical URL
- Sitemaps contain redirected or duplicate URLs
- Useful pages are hard to reach, or many pages look nearly identical
What you get
A diagnosis with page examples, agreed technical or structural fixes, and a plan to check later crawl and indexing changes. Google makes the final indexing decision.
Before work starts
We agree on the scope, price, and how the work will be checked.
Discovered, currently not indexed
Check whether Google has actually requested the page
I compare the report date with URL Inspection and available verified crawler logs. If the page remains uncrawled, I check availability, server errors, sitemap URLs, and the internal links that help Google find it.
The report label alone does not establish a content defect or a server problem. The recommendation follows the available page and request data.
Crawled, currently not indexed
Check what the page adds and which URL Google selects
I compare the page's content, rendering, canonical, internal links, and sitemap entry with relevant indexed pages. This helps separate a technical conflict from overlapping content, weak page differentiation, or an indexing decision that remains unresolved.
Related work
Page checks and migration repairs I've delivered
The linked cases describe Next.js/WordPress launch checks and old-URL recovery with tested redirects. They show the technical work; later search outcomes are not reported.
Tell me what’s happening with your website
Share your website address and what you need help with. You do not need to know the cause.