Practical, step-by-step guides: set up IndexPedia, connect Google, get recommended by AI, and fix the problems that keep pages out of search.
Pages with almost no real text get dropped by Google. Here is the fix.
Read the guide →When pages look alike, Google keeps one and skips the rest.
Read the guide →Use the robots.txt, llms.txt, schema and title fixes from your scan.
Read the guide →See who AI assistants name when your customers ask, and what they say about you.
Read the guide →Upload your server log to the free Log Analyzer and read the report.
Read the guide →Tell AI assistants exactly how your business should be described.
Read the guide →Find the problem from your report, then open its guide.
| Problem | What it means | How we detect it | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thin content | Main text under 150 words once menus, header and footer are removed. | Word count of the main content | How to fix |
| Duplicate content | Two or more pages with the same main text. | Fingerprint of the main text | How to fix |
| Duplicate title | Pages sharing one title tag. | Title tags compared across pages | How to fix |
| Blocked by noindex | The page or its headers tell search engines not to index it. | Robots meta tag and X-Robots-Tag header | How to fix |
| Canonical points elsewhere | The page names a different URL as the main version. | rel=canonical compared to the URL | How to fix |
| Redirects | The sitemap lists an address that redirects somewhere else. | Redirects followed to the final URL | How to fix |
| Broken page (HTTP 404) | The page is missing or the server fails. | HTTP status code | How to fix |
| Slow page | The page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. | Response time | How to fix |
Just your domain. We find the pages Google is likely to skip. About 10 seconds.
