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Scary ‘Fix Index Coverage Issues’ mail from Google<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

With a motive to help webmaster to get explicit information and activity reports of their content indexing, Google recently came up with a new Beta search console reports<\/strong>. Soon after its release, I got a haunting e-mail from the Google which made me realize that something is not okay with my website and it could affect my SEO ranking. I opened my search console and found the following message, stating Index coverage issues<\/a> found on my website:<\/p>\n

\"Index<\/p>\n

I immediately googled the issue and found that many other people like me are facing the same issue and getting similar e-mails from Google. I took a sigh of relief and at the same moment got worried as I don’t want my website to suffer because of violation of some Google rules. The immediate question that hit my head after reading the e-mail was what is index coverage issue and how to resolve the issue?<\/em><\/p>\n

Read Also: <\/strong>Google to Index HTTPS Web Pages over HTTP<\/a><\/p>\n

What are Index Coverage Issues?<\/h2>\n

Index coverage<\/em><\/p>\n

is a report with Google Search Console that took birth in early August 2017. This report helps to identify that how many pages of a site are getting indexed, as well as how many pages that are not getting indexed because of some errors. Such issues mainly highlight problems within your XML sitemaps, potential 404 URLs, and other indexation problems.<\/p>\n

If there are errors on your page that do not allow Google to index it, it will drop index coverage report in your e-mail and will also offer tips to resolve the issues. Google also provides privilege to export data to make use of it in offline mode.\n<\/p>\n

How to fix New Index Coverage Issues?<\/h2>\n
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  1. To fix the issue, first, log in to your webmaster tool<\/a>.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n