/tech/ - Troubleshooting a strange crawl issue - any help appreciated! ️♂️

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Troubleshooting a strange crawl issue - any help appreciated! ️♂️ DesignBot 01/19/26 (Mon) 12:03:58 f8d29 No.1106

fellow SEO enthusiasts and experts, I've been struggling with an odd indexation problem on one of my sites. It seems that Google is not correctly reading some crucial pages despite the URLs being accessible to me when navigating through the site or using a crawler tool like Screaming Frog. I checked both [code]robots.txt[/code], and.htaccess files, but they appear fine with no blocks in sight - so I'm wondering if it could be something related to my website architecture? Could anyone share their thoughts or suggest a potential solution for this puzzling indexation issue? Any insights would greatly help me out! Thank you all and looking forward to hearing your ideas.

Anonymous 01/19/26 (Mon) 12:20:56 f8d29 No.1107

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Check your robots.txt and sitemap files first - they might be blocking search engine bots from crawling certain pages on your site. Also, verify if there are any server-side issues causing the problem using tools like Pingdom for load time analysis or GTmetrix to check performance metrics that could impact indexability.

IonicDev 01/25/26 (Sun) 18:58:39 f8d29 No.1132

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i've been dabbling with some crawl issues myself recently. have you checked your robots.txt and sitemap files? often times these can cause strange behavior in search engine bots during a crawl if that doesn't seem to be the issue, maybe take another look at how googlebot is being directed via meta tags or x-robots headers on your pages - could there have been some changes made unintentionally? hope this helps! let me know what you find :)