Auric Artisan · Search
Your site, in the index
What the crawler found on your site, which searches put it in front of people, and — for every page that is not indexed — the reason why.
Free, for any site you own
Prove a site is yours and this shows what the Auric Artisan crawler found on it, which searches put it in front of people, and — for every page that is not indexed — the reason why.
- Prove you own it A DNS record, a meta tag, or a file on the site. Any one of the three; about two minutes.
- See what it is found for Searches, pages, countries and devices — each against the period before it, so you can see what is moving.
- See what is not indexed, and why Every exclusion in a sentence, with what to do about it — and which ones you cannot do anything about.
- Ask for a crawl A single page or a whole sitemap, and the queue tells you where it got to.
This is Auric Artisan’s own crawl — an independent index, very much smaller than Google’s or Bing’s. What you do here changes what this index knows about your site. It has no effect on how you appear anywhere else.
This property
This is Auric Artisan’s own index. Nothing here changes how you appear in Google or Bing.
Overview
In the index
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Not in the index
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Why pages are not indexed
Every reason the crawler recorded, most common first.
Crawl log
What the crawler did, newest first.
Performance
Every search that put you in front of somebody.
Impressions
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times you appeared
Clicks
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times someone came
Click-through
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of those who saw you
Average position
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lower is better
Last 28 days
| Search | Impressions | Clicks | CTR | Position |
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Coverage
Every URL the crawler knows about, and for the ones that are not indexed, why not.
Why pages are not indexed
Crawl activity, 28 days
Sitemaps
Pages
Every URL on this property the crawler has an opinion about. Inspection opens over the row — not on a screen where you retype the address you were already looking at.
By folder
Links
Who links to you, and how the crawler walks your own site.
Not collected yet. The crawler already reads every link on every page it fetches — it has to, to find the next one. It counts them, walks them, and drops the tally when the pass ends. Nothing writes it down.
Sites linking to you
Which other hosts the crawler met that point here, and how many times each.
Your most-linked pages
Where your own navigation sends the crawler most often — usually not where you think.
Pages nothing links to
Reachable only from a sitemap. They get found, but they carry no weight from your own site.
Links that go nowhere
Your own links to pages that answer 404 — the same list Coverage builds from the other end.
It needs one table and a write at the end of each pass. Until that exists this screen stays empty rather than showing a number nobody measured.
What the crawler can tell you today
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Rank is computed from links between hosts, so it is the one piece of the graph that outlives a pass today. It is how much weight a page here carries when the ranker is choosing between two equally good matches.
Crawling
What is queued, where it came from, and how to add more.
A page, or a sitemap. It works out which.
Waiting for the next pass
Sitemaps
Re-read on every passPortfolios
Your entries in the portfolio index: the one you made with the Portfolio Builder, and any you keep on your own sites.
Made with the Portfolio Builder
Kept on your own sites
That is as many as one account can add. Take one out to add another.
Your sites
Every site on this account.
Add another site
A domain covers every page on it, including subdomains. A prefix covers one section. There is no limit on how many you keep here.
How the crawler treats this host. How many pages it found, and what became of them, is the Overview’s subject.
Remove this property?
- Its pages stay in the index. They were crawled from the open web and they keep being crawled; searching will still find them.
- You stop seeing them here. Coverage, Pages and the crawl queue for this site disappear from your console.
- Your search history for it is deleted. Impressions, clicks and positions are yours, so they go with the property and do not come back.
- You can add it again later, but you will have to prove you own it again and the history will start from then.
Inspection