example.com
Search health dashboard
Preview with sample data. Nothing here is from a live crawl yet.
Health score
72
Weighted by issue severity
Open issues
3
Needs a decision or a fix
Verified fixed
1
Confirmed twice, 7+ days apart
Not indexed
184
Inspected URLs Google has not indexed — open Not indexed
Content issues
1
Thin pages, titles, headings, analytics tags, and sales sources
Needs your input
Your blog posts are telling Google not to index them
We found a noindex tag on /blog and every post under it. Search Console is excluding those URLs for that reason — not because the content is bad.
https://example.com/blog
WordPress · Yoast SEO · Search Appearance → Content Types → Posts
Product pages point their canonical tag at a different URL
Google reports these as “Duplicate without user-selected canonical.” The on-page canonical and the URL Google chose do not match.
https://example.com/products/oak-desk
Shopify · theme SEO fields + Searchwell snippet
Analytics is installed twice, so your traffic looks inflated
Two GA4 tags are firing on every page. Sessions and conversions are likely being double-counted.
Google Tag Manager + theme footer both loading G-XXXXXXXX
Recently fixed
robots.txt was blocking /collections/
An overly broad Disallow rule was hiding collection pages from crawlers.
Shopify · Online Store → Preferences → robots.txt
Verified fixed — Aug 28, confirmed via Google Search Console
Opportunities
IndexNow is not set up — Bing can be notified of new pages instantly
Almost nobody implements this well. Turning it on helps Bing (and Yandex) learn about new or changed URLs without waiting for a crawl.
Google has 184 indexed pages; Bing has 61
A cross-engine gap like this is usually a sitemap, robots, or IndexNow issue — not a content problem.
Competitors use FAQ structured data on support articles; you don’t
This is an opportunity, not a broken page. Adding valid FAQ schema can make those pages eligible for richer results.