Google Index excluding many pages, incl HOME page

[mary896]

I ran a Google Index of my website from my Search Console at Google.  Guess what?  I have 32 valid pages and 312 excluded pages including my home page.  Google says it has a 'page redirect' and is not allowed.  Along with almost all other pages on my WEEBLY website.  Could this be another reason why I have virtually zero shoppers?  I know I'm not the one redirecting ANY of my pages.  After 19 years, my store is pretty much dead at this point.....

[whitemonkey · Accepted solution]

Hi. @mary8961 

The site on ur screen shot above is http

It looks like your live site is :

https://www.sensationalteas.com

U enabled the SLL   i guess and ur site became https  automatically

The redirects r from ur http pages to the https pages.   The re directs will disaapear after time.. dt pay too much attention to them.

But  when  u runing ur search  u gotta use the https address

There should be option to change the account ur looking at  on google search console..

To check if ur site  or any page is indexed, try:

site:sensationalteas.com

As per photo:

If any more questions  just leave a reply

Enjoy

[Bernadette3]

Do you have any social media accounts, @mary8961? Connecting them to your site could help drive traffic. 

[mary896]

Hi, sorry for the delay.  I did try FB and still have a FB page associated with my Weebly biz.  But I just don't have all that much to SAY or POST.  I don't have a super exciting or ever-changing store with 'fresh new merchandice daily!" or anything like that.  New items come in, but not too often.  And there's not a ton of new info to share either.  I know I'm missing the boat on social media, but whatever you 'share' should be interesting or your followers will ditch you due to lame posts. Nope, I'm no millennial who posts about every single thing that happens.  LOL  Too many responsibilities.

[dmcdann1]

Go to your search console and add the property of Https site. Then do the url inspection and if it's not showing up request indexing under the https url. It will speed up the crawl so I am told?