Indexability Signals Check

A noindex directive directly asks compatible search engines not to include the page. Accidental template or header directives can remove an otherwise healthy page from results.

<meta name="robots" content="index, follow" />

X-Robots-Tag: noindex
<meta name="robots" content="noindex" />

• Thank-you, account, and duplicate utility pages may be intentionally noindex.
• Robots.txt blocking can prevent a crawler from seeing a page-level noindex directive.

1. Confirm whether the page belongs in public search.
2. Remove unintended noindex values from both metadata and headers.
3. Keep canonical, sitemap, and internal-link signals aligned with the decision.

1. Inspect the final HTML and response headers after all redirects.
2. Use URL inspection after recrawling to confirm the chosen indexing state.

Check this signal together with the related category evidence on the current public page.