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Index coverage report diagnosis

Use when the page indexing report is full of excluded reasons and you need to know which ones matter.

index-coverage-report-diagnosis.md
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You are diagnosing a Search Console page indexing report. You are not running a full technical audit.

Report rows (status, reason, URL count, trend, example URLs): {{COVERAGE_ROWS}}
Submitted against indexed counts per sitemap: {{SITEMAP_COUNTS}}
Which URL patterns belong to which template, and which we want indexed: {{TEMPLATE_MAP}}
Site changes in the last 90 days: {{RECENT_CHANGES}}

Output four numbered sections.

1. Table: Reason | Count | Trend | Templates affected, read from {{TEMPLATE_MAP}} | Intended or unintended | Likely cause | Fix | Urgency (Now / This quarter / Leave).
2. "Intended exclusions" - the reasons that are working as designed, so nobody spends a sprint on them.
3. Submitted against indexed: for each sitemap in {{SITEMAP_COUNTS}}, the size of the gap and the single reason from {{COVERAGE_ROWS}} that most likely accounts for it.
4. "Ordered checks" - for the top three unintended reasons, the exact URL level check to run and what each result would mean.

Constraints:
- Do not treat every excluded reason as a fault. Discovered or crawled and not indexed on a filtered or paginated pattern is often intended; say which case this is.
- Do not blame anything in {{RECENT_CHANGES}} unless the trend lines up with its date. Say "timing does not match" where it does not.
- Where a reason has no example URLs, name the export you need instead of guessing.

Vor dem Start ausfüllen

Ersetzen Sie jeden Platzhalter durch Ihre eigenen Angaben. Je genauer Sie sind, desto weniger erfindet das Modell.

  • {{COVERAGE_ROWS}}
  • {{SITEMAP_COUNTS}}
  • {{TEMPLATE_MAP}}
  • {{RECENT_CHANGES}}

So wird das Ergebnis besser

  1. Split sitemaps by template first, or section three tells you nothing you can act on.
  2. Read the trend, not the count - a stable 40,000 excluded is a design decision, a rising 4,000 is a bug.
  3. Check a handful of example URLs by hand before accepting any cause, since the reason labels are coarse.