Why Aren't My Pages Indexed in Google?
Separate technical indexability risks from Google's recorded indexing state, then fix only what the available evidence supports.
Watch sitemap, noindex, canonical, status, depth and Search Console signals without treating crawler observations as a private search index.
From the current state to the next verified decision
You establish the current state from a crawl, separate risk from confirmed state - a page that could be blocked is not a page reported as deindexed - then recheck on a fresh observation. Connected Search Console evidence is shown beside the crawl's view where it exists, and its absence is stated rather than filled.
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Establish the current state
Run the crawl and identify which discovery and indexability checks have sufficient evidence.
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Separate risk from confirmed state
Use crawler evidence for technical risk and connected Search Console evidence for recorded Google status.
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Recheck on a fresh observation
Correct the technical condition and monitor subsequent crawl and source data without promising an index event.
Use crawler and Search Console evidence for the different questions each source can actually answer.
Evidence and systems for this problem
Use a supporting system only after the problem and required evidence are clear. Its canonical page explains what evidence it can and cannot provide.
Site Health Audit
A source-aware technical checklist that prioritizes supported findings and records fresh rechecks.
See how it supports the workflowCrawl Explorer
Inspect every URL captured in your project crawl, and turn each supported technical finding into an action.
See how it supports the workflowRank Tracker
Recorded Search Console position when connected, plus an on-demand provider observation within the selected search depth.
See how it supports the workflowStart with the evidence this problem needs
Open the workflow or guidance that supplies the evidence for the next supported action.
What to know before you begin
What outcome does this solution support?
Watch sitemap, noindex, canonical, status, depth and Search Console signals without treating crawler observations as a private search index.
What evidence should I review before I act?
Review these signals before choosing the next action: Crawlability and indexability findings, Sitemap and internal-link evidence, Connected Search Console evidence where available.
What should I start with?
Use crawler and Search Console evidence for the different questions each source can actually answer.
What are the evidence boundaries?
Novaverb cannot guarantee indexing and does not report a search-engine status when the supporting source is not connected.
Related solutions
Turn this problem into the next action you can verify.
Capture the relevant evidence, take the supported action and recheck the same condition.