How to solve "Crawled - currently not indexed"

The links with the /feed at the end does not need to be indexed so just ignore them or no index them.

T2tkid said:

I have been waiting for 20+ days. I just have to continue waiting then.
Thanks!

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Lot of indexing issues with Google these days. They are working on solving the problem.

seomaster5 said:

Lot of indexing issues with Google these days. They are working on solving the problem.

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Nothing going be resolve it's not a bug.

i got the same problem. New website and only like 3-4 posts are indexed.

I’m amazed this had pages of replies with no one giving the correct answer.

These Feeds are normal in Wordpress. The common denominator here is not Google bots. It’s WP. These /feed URLs are for RSS. Wordpress has them for categories, authors, tags, etc.

In Yoast Premium advanced settings, you can toggle them off. You can toggle off lots of useless backend functions that clutter up GA4 and Search Console.

I disabled them across my network of websites when that change took place. And they disappeared from console

Hircus said:

I’m amazed this had pages of replies with no one giving the correct answer.

These Feeds are normal in Wordpress. The common denominator here is not Google bots. It’s WP. These /feed URLs are for RSS. Wordpress has them for categories, authors, tags, etc.

In Yoast Premium advanced settings, you can toggle them off. You can toggle off lots of useless backend functions that clutter up GA4 and Search Console.

I disabled them across my network of websites when that change took place. And they disappeared from console

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It's not only wordpress mate. I have this site which is built with Bootstrap. The home page was deindexed by Google. I'm looking for the reasons why did that happen.

Anybody found a reason for this yet? It seems like my pages are initially indexed, then after a few months a bulk of them deindexed.

It sounds like you're dealing with a couple of different factors.

For the site with '/feed' in the URLs, this typically indicates RSS feed URLs, which are meant for syndicating content and might not be indexed as regular pages by search engines. This could be one reason why these pages are crawled but not indexed. You may want to check your website's settings or plugins that generate these feed URLs to see if they're necessary or if they can be configured differently.

As for the other site without the 'feed' suffix, the issue could be different. If the content is unique (handwritten, as you mentioned, and not AI-generated), you might want to look into other factors like site structure, internal linking, sitemap issues, or even technical SEO aspects that might be hindering indexing.

In both cases, since it's been over 20 days with no change, I would recommend doing a thorough audit of your website's SEO, or perhaps submitting a reconsideration request to Google if you suspect a penalty. Also, make sure your sitemap is updated and submitted correctly in Google Search Console.

I've seen similar issues resolved by addressing these areas. Keep an eye on any recent changes you've made to the site that could have affected indexing, and monitor your Google Search Console for any messages or notifications that might give more insight.

i do have these kind of issues in my websites, so the method which worked for me is

1. i will make some minor changes in content or title or desc
2. then go to GSC click the validate fix button
3. wait for 1 week and see its index status
4. if not indexed, repeat step 1.

hope this helps