What Does It Mean
This message indicates that Google has crawled your page but has chosen not to index it in its search results. This can happen for various reasons.
Common Causes
Low-Quality Content: Google may decide not to index pages that lack valuable or relevant information for users. This often happens with vague or incomplete content.
Thin Content: Pages with very little information, such as placeholder pages or short product descriptions, are often ignored by Google.
Duplicate Content: If your page’s content is similar or identical to another page on your site or elsewhere, Google may exclude it to avoid redundancy.
Steps to Fix
Improve Content: Update the page with detailed, high-quality information.
Request Indexing: Use the 'Request Indexing' feature in Search Console to prompt Google to reconsider the page.
Tip: Regularly audit your website using tools like Google Search Console to identify low-quality, thin, or duplicate content. Aim for a content strategy that prioritizes value and uniqueness, as this helps improve crawl efficiency and indexing rates.