Vovy reads Search Console's Page indexing report, finds why each page is excluded, fixes the cause, and requests indexing for your key pages.
Google isn't indexing my pages, find out why and fix it
How it works
- Open the Page indexing report: Vovy opens Pages in Search Console and lists the reasons pages aren't indexed, like "Crawled, currently not indexed" or "Excluded by noindex tag".
- Inspect a key page: It runs URL Inspection and View crawled page to see what Google got, since some apps show Google a blank page.
- Find the technical blocker: Vovy checks for a stray noindex tag, a robots.txt Disallow, a wrong canonical link, or every page sharing one title.
- Fix it in your code: Cursor removes the blocker and gives each page a unique title, description and canonical. You review the changes.
- Request indexing: After deploying, Vovy clicks Request indexing for your most important pages and starts Validate Fix on the issue.
What you provide
- A verified Search Console property
- Your project open in Cursor
What you get
- Why each page is excluded
- Technical blockers fixed
- Indexing requested for key pages
FAQ
How long until pages show up?
Anywhere from days to a few weeks. Request indexing puts a page in the queue but doesn't guarantee it.
What does "Crawled, currently not indexed" mean?
Google saw the page but chose not to include it yet, often because it looks thin or too similar to other pages. Better content usually fixes it.
Is my JavaScript app the problem?
Google can render JavaScript, but slower and less reliably. Server-rendered or pre-rendered pages get indexed more consistently.
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