Noindex Checker

Indexable pages are pages search engines can crawl and index. These pages show up in search engine results pages (SERPs) and can be found by users who search for relevant keywords. Indexable pages matter because they let search engines find and rank your content.

First, find the pages that have the noindex errors. Then fix them:

• Use our tool to run a NoIndex analysis of the pages.
• Find in the HTML code the name='robots' content='noindex' tag.
• Change "noindex" to "index" in the "noindex" attribute.
• Save the new version

On Yoast SEO, edit the page and scroll down to the Yoast data. There you can see if the status is set to "No Index," and if it is, change it back to "Index."

Non-indexable pages are pages search engines cannot crawl and index. They don't appear in SERPs, so users searching for your keywords never see them. That's the problem: they hide your content and drag down your search engine rankings.

The noindex directive is a meta tag that tells search engines not to index a page. The nofollow directive is a meta tag that tells search engines not to follow any links found on the page. The noindex directive is the stronger of the two because it keeps search engines from indexing the page entirely, while nofollow only stops them from following links on it.

Because pages that search engines cannot index never show up in search results, so they bring in no organic traffic.
Non-indexable pages also hurt the rest of your site. Search engines give your site a limited crawl budget, and noindexed pages eat that budget without providing any SEO value, which lowers the crawl rate for your important pages.
Find them and fix them, and your site is fully available to search engines again.