Why Google Not Caching my website?
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Is Google catching your website?
Go to Google search bar and put the name of your domain after (link:domainname), it will tell you how many pages of your website are in google crawlers. Otherwise, you can use index coverage status report
If you do not find any page that means your website has not been indexed in google. This may be due to blockage via robots.txt, in order to correct that, add slash/ after URL and write robots.txt; domainurl/robots.txt,
It will tell you whether you have allowed or disallowed the Google crawlers to crawl your pages. Correct it accordingly!
If you are still not finding your pages, that may be because of low quality or duplicate pages or broken links.
To index your pages on Google, the easiest way is to submit your URL in crawl fetch as Google.
In order to increase the indexing potential use internal and external links, disallow low-quality pages to be crawled, add your important pages to your sitemap, and share your page to high traffic websites that are regularly crawled.
Go to Google search bar and put the name of your domain after (link:domainname), it will tell you how many pages of your website are in google crawlers. Otherwise, you can use index coverage status report
If you do not find any page that means your website has not been indexed in google. This may be due to blockage via robots.txt, in order to correct that, add slash/ after URL and write robots.txt; domainurl/robots.txt,
It will tell you whether you have allowed or disallowed the Google crawlers to crawl your pages. Correct it accordingly!
If you are still not finding your pages, that may be because of low quality or duplicate pages or broken links.
To index your pages on Google, the easiest way is to submit your URL in crawl fetch as Google.
In order to increase the indexing potential use internal and external links, disallow low-quality pages to be crawled, add your important pages to your sitemap, and share your page to high traffic websites that are regularly crawled.
The reason why your website online isn't cached in Google is the “NoArchive” directive which you observed within the settings. ... That is, in case you do some thing in your Web pages to prevent visitors from copying and pasting the content some place else, a search engine cache page can still be used to replicate and paste the content
Google crawlers or spiders cannot see the content of your website. They receive signals as to where to find the content of your site in the form of text, video, sound, and images. If crawler thinks that new update is insufficient to its database, your website will not be cached. Google often crawl websites which are updated very often. If you do not update the site, it takes up to one month for Google to crawl it. you need to submit your URL on Google Webmaster tool .wait for maximum 2 days and still if you have this issue then
>– Your website or page is penalized
– A conflict between scripts within the site and Google or any other search engine crawlers
– There is a bug in the HTML code which prevents crawlers from crawling.
– .htaccess issue
– Robot.txt issue
HTH!
>– Your website or page is penalized
– A conflict between scripts within the site and Google or any other search engine crawlers
– There is a bug in the HTML code which prevents crawlers from crawling.
– .htaccess issue
– Robot.txt issue
HTH!
Check with your robots.txt file. You need to go in your robots.txt file and check is it block (Disallow: /) or not (Disallow
or you can check this directly from the source page of your main page.
or you can check this directly from the source page of your main page.
It's normal to not find a cached version of your page, or to find a version that doesn't display the page's full content. To make sure your page is indexed, we recommend submitting its URL to Google's URL Inspection Tool and confirm there are no other warnings/errors.
Some elements might not be rendered properly; some images might be missing; the fonts might differ from what you see on your website. The ...
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Hello,
The some reasonsof Google not catching website: the page is not cached. You can also see the 404 error page in Google Cache for a page, even if the site hasn't yet been switched to mobile-first indexing. This may happen because Google doesn't store a cached view for all the pages they crawl and index.
The some reasonsof Google not catching website: the page is not cached. You can also see the 404 error page in Google Cache for a page, even if the site hasn't yet been switched to mobile-first indexing. This may happen because Google doesn't store a cached view for all the pages they crawl and index.