Crawling and Indexing
What does your log file analysis actually change?
Started by Swiss Knife SEO Moderators on Jul 29, 2026
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Crawling and Indexing
Crawl behavior, log analysis, sitemaps, robots controls, coverage, and difficult indexing cases.
Discovery, crawl access, rendering, canonical choice, and quality all sit between a published URL and an indexed one. This category exists for the cases where that sequence breaks and the report gives you a label instead of a reason.
Bring the sequence, not the verdict. "Crawled, currently not indexed" describes a symptom with at least four common causes. Separating them takes log data, a live fetch, and a look at what else on the site says the same thing. Post what you have checked and the next step is usually obvious.
What belongs here
- Coverage states, and what each one really means for a template
- Log file analysis, crawl frequency, and wasted requests
- Sitemap strategy, lastmod accuracy, and submission behavior
- Robots directives, noindex timing, and the order controls take effect in
- Soft 404 classification and thin page thresholds
- Indexing delays after a launch, a migration, or a large publish run
Bring this with your question
- The coverage state reported, and how many URLs share it
- A live fetch of one affected URL, including headers
- Whether the URL appears in the sitemap and in the internal link graph
- How long the state has held, and what changed before it started
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Crawling and Indexing
How I sequence a Crawled, currently not indexed diagnosis
Started by Swiss Knife SEO Moderators on Jul 28, 2026
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