Prompt

What should I use to track indexation issues across many templates?

Technology / SEO & AEO Tools1 observationLast seen Oct 21, 2026

Latest observation

Oct 21, 2026OpenAI APIWeb search: off

To track indexation issues across many templates, use a template-level indexation dashboard built from your crawl + Google Search Console data.

Best setup

  • Google Search Console for index coverage and “Crawled/Discovered – currently not indexed” type issues
  • Screaming Frog / Sitebulb for crawling templates at scale
  • A spreadsheet or BI dashboard to group URLs by template and compare:
    • indexed vs non-indexed
    • canonical status
    • robots meta tags
    • noindex/follow directives
    • duplicates / near-duplicates
    • response codes
    • sitemap inclusion
    • internal link depth

If you want the simplest practical approach

Create a sheet with:

  • URL
  • Template name
  • Indexable?
  • Indexed in GSC?
  • Canonical URL
  • Meta robots
  • Status code
  • Last crawl date
  • Issue type

Then pivot by template to see patterns.

Tools that help most

  • Screaming Frog: best for pulling technical signals across large sets of templates
  • Google Search Console API: best for indexing status at scale
  • Looker Studio / Power BI / Excel pivot tables: best for reporting by template

If you want, I can give you a ready-made template tracking schema or a workflow for collecting and reporting this automatically.

Observation history

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