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My website is never crawled by Google . Please suggest me that what can i do for it?

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Good starter tips from , , and — sitemap and visibility are basic checks. A site that is "never crawled" most often has a technical blocker or a policy/quality signal stopping Googlebot. The following diagnostics target causes that are frequently missed.

Check HTTP headers and robot directives. A server-side X-Robots-Tag: noindex or an in-page <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> will prevent indexing even if a sitemap exists. A quick header check:

curl -I https://example.com/

Look for 200 OK vs 4xx/5xx, any X-Robots-Tag, and redirection chains.

Inspect robots.txt and hosting/network behavior. A single-line robots.txt like below will block all crawlers:

User-agent: *
Disallow: /

Some CDNs, WAFs or .htaccess rules can serve a block page only to non-browser agents or to certain IP ranges. Simulating the Googlebot UA is useful but not definitive; Google validates by IP. Example simulation:

curl -I -A "Googlebot/2.1 (+http://www.google.com/bot.html)" https://example.com/

Verify server logs for true Googlebot visits and corresponding status codes, and use reverse DNS on suspicious hits to confirm genuine Googlebot activity.

Other often-overlooked causes: expired domain or DNS problems, redirect loops, incorrectly applied canonical tags, manual action or security (malware) flags, and thin/duplicate content that yields low crawl priority. A site:example.com search shows current indexing state; an empty result usually indicates a crawl or block problem, not just slow indexing.

After resolving technical blocks (remove noindex, fix robots.txt, correct server errors, open access to Googlebot), allow time for re-crawl and monitor server logs and the Search Console coverage/reporting for manual actions or security issues. Avoid quick fixes like spammy link purchases — they can produce penalties that make crawling worse.

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Member Avatar for Jashandeep

I want to ask you two questions first : 1.What is the age of your domain and content available on your site is fresh or duplicate 2.Have you submit your site map in webmaster tool or not.If not then please do this.

Member Avatar for Josephm

Create an XML sitemap & submit it in a webmaster tool. You can also get a high pr backlinks for your website. It also help to get indexed your website in the search engine

Member Avatar for avinashpathak

Please generate the site map and put this in your site server. and you can also share your sites link in various social sites like Facebook Twitter etc.

Member Avatar for singh1720

I think Google Webmaster Tools helps you with detailed reports about your website. Just create an account and start submitting your Sitemap.

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