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Hi all...

Two of my inner pages were indexed by google previously but now they are not showing up in index.......After resubmissions for two times, still google has not indexed them from longer time......those two pages are:-

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Any problem in pages ? What must be the reason for not indexing? Kindly provide your valubale suggestions......

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Short diagnostic for : if two inner pages were indexed before and now no longer appear, begin with Google Search Console — the URL Inspection tool shows whether a URL is indexed, the last crawl, the canonical Google chose, and any robots/noindex issues. The site: operator (and simple search results) is not exhaustive, so use Search Console for definitive answers. (developers.google.com)

Practical checklist to run right away (fast, repeatable checks):

  • Confirm the page returns HTTP 200 (not 3xx/4xx/5xx) and look for any X-Robots-Tag header.
  • Fetch HTML and check for <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> or a rel="canonical" that points to a different URL.
  • Verify robots.txt isn’t disallowing the path.
  • Make sure the page is in an XML sitemap or reachable by crawlable internal links (deep/orphan pages are often missed).
  • Inspect the URL in Search Console and watch the Index Coverage/URL Inspection messages (they explain exclusion reasons).

Example commands for diagnostics:

# check HTTP headers (status and X-Robots-Tag)
curl -I -L https://example.com/path-to-page

# fetch HTML and search for robots meta or canonical
curl -sL https://example.com/path-to-page | egrep -i '<meta name="robots|<link rel="canonical'

For details on robots meta/X‑Robots‑Tag, HTTP/indexing requirements, canonical signals, and robots.txt syntax consult the official guidance. (developers.google.com)

Notes on earlier replies in this thread: is correct that site: can under-report results; is right that backlinks and internal links help discovery but they won’t fix a technical noindex/block; and ’s point about deep, unlinked pages is a frequent cause — surfacing the pages in a sitemap and via internal links is an effective fix. After fixes, request indexing sparingly with URL Inspection (there’s a quota and repeated submissions don’t speed things up). Monitor Index Coverage and Crawl Stats for progress; real recovery typically takes several days to a few weeks depending on crawl frequency and fixes. (developers.google.com)

If the checks above show the page is technically indexable but it still isn’t appearing, common causes are low/duplicate content or an accidental removal request/manual action — those are visible in Search Console and should be addressed per Google’s guidance. (developers.google.com)

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Member Avatar for Nile Hadwards

Hi Jiten

As for me, Google is now going to update so it may be reason behind that?.I checked your site page rank it is 2.

Member Avatar for AirForceOne

Hi,

Instead of resubmitting, I would like to recommend you to build backlinks for your new pages for indexing purpose.

all the best,

Member Avatar for Tiggerito

How are you checking that Google has indexed your pages?

If you are using the "site:" search option then this is well known to only provide a subset of the full index.

A more reliable test is to use the "cache:www.website.com/page.htm" search option and see if Google has cached the page.

For major details, register your website with and find out all about
how they are indexing your website and even what problems they are having.

Don't keep re-submitting your website to Google, the only thing that can do is annoy them!

Member Avatar for nitinslash

May be your 2 pages in very deep in your websites and may be not interlink to the any pages if you do so your pages indexed quickly.

Member Avatar for hirenmodi

if your website not index means that your website is not follow goolgle crowling critera and does not follow the google algo.

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