Technical requirements for Google

In order for your page to appear in the search results, you do not need to pay. If your page meets the minimum technical requirements, it can be indexed in searching for Google:

• Googlebot is not blocked.
• The page works and receives the HTTP 200 code (successful answer).
• The page has indexed contents.

However, even if the page meets these requirements, this does not guarantee that it will be indexed. Indexation is not always required.

Googlebot is not blocked (page is available for Google search engine)

Google indexes only those pages that are available for public access and do not block our spider - Googlebot. If the page is protected by a password or is available only after registration, Googlebot will not be able to index it. Similarly, if any mechanism is used to block the page indexing, it will not be indexed to Google.

How to check the availability of page for Googlebot

Pages blocked through Robots.txt most likely will not appear in the results of the Google search. In order to check the list of pages that are not available to Google, but which you want to see in the search results, use a page indexing report and a report on the statistics of a bypass in Search Console. Both reports may contain different data on your URL addresses, so it is useful to see both of them.

To test a specific page, use the URL testing tool.

The page works (it is not a page with an error)

Google indexes only those pages that return the HTTP 200 code (success). Pages with errors of a client or server are not indexed. You can check the status of the HTTP code page using the URL testing tool.

The page contains indexed contents for your Google site

After Googlebot finds and gains access to the work page, he checks it for the presence of indexed contents. The indexed contents include:

• Text content in a file that is supported by Google search engine.
• Content that does not violate our policies in the fight against spam.

If you block Googlebot using a Robots.txt file, this will prevent a page bypass, but the URL can still appear in the search results. In order to specify Google not to index the page, use the Noindex meta-tag and allow Google to go around the URL.

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