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Hello everyone,

I am currently running an adult website.
My website has over 120k google indexes, but none of my tag pages, search results pages, category pages, etc. are indexed. On the contrary, it seems that they are not even recognized by the crawler.

However, for example, the sidebar shows popular tags and each content page also shows the corresponding tags/categories.
Therefore, it should not be unreachable by crawlers.

So why are crawlers not reaching them?
 
Check if you are site got default no index tag on search pages and tags pages. Most of the times, no index is the reason. Plus if you are running an adult site it can take time for Google to index search pages, but tags will get indexed really fast.
 
Check if you are site got default no index tag on search pages and tags pages. Most of the times, no index is the reason. Plus if you are running an adult site it can take time for Google to index search pages, but tags will get indexed really fast.
I checked from search console and no noindex is given to any of the pages. What is strange is that the reason for not being indexed is "Page is not indexed: URL is unknown to Google".
All content pages are indexed without problems btw
 
That means your URL is not crawled yet. Just make a article post and add links to one or two tags and see if it get indexed.
 
Do some interlinking and also build some Backlinks.

Another thing you can do is show recent search terms in the footer or sidebar. that will increase the chances of crawling.
 
Make sure search engines can find your tag and category pages by checking your website's settings and improving internal links for better visibility.
 
Hello everyone,

I am currently running an adult website.
My website has over 120k google indexes, but none of my tag pages, search results pages, category pages, etc. are indexed. On the contrary, it seems that they are not even recognized by the crawler.

However, for example, the sidebar shows popular tags and each content page also shows the corresponding tags/categories.
Therefore, it should not be unreachable by crawlers.

So why are crawlers not reaching them?
It might be because of possible issues like how your website is set up or restrictions; it's like they're having trouble getting there.
 
Thanks everyone. I found the cause.
This is a very specific case and may not be of any help, but I'm leaving it here just in case.

I am using Vue, Nuxt.js to be exact, for my website.
My tag is a button, and when clicked, it takes you to the page for that tag. Because I was using Javascript to do this, the crawler did not recognize this as a link.
More specifically, I solved this by rewriting
Code:
@click="$router.push(~)"
to
Code:
:to="~"
.
I expect the pages will be indexed within a few days.

Thanks to all of you for the tips!
 
Thanks everyone. I found the cause.
This is a very specific case and may not be of any help, but I'm leaving it here just in case.

I am using Vue, Nuxt.js to be exact, for my website.
My tag is a button, and when clicked, it takes you to the page for that tag. Because I was using Javascript to do this, the crawler did not recognize this as a link.
More specifically, I solved this by rewriting
Code:
@click="$router.push(~)"
to
Code:
:to="~"
.
I expect the pages will be indexed within a few days.

Thanks to all of you for the tips!
That's Good to hear !!
 
That's a interesting. I hope you found the root cause.
 
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