Page indexation check

Checks which of your important pages are actually in the Yandex index and finds the dropped ones with likely causes.

A page can look ready in every way — content, meta tags, internal links — and still fail to make it into the Yandex index, or quietly drop out of it later. Without a regular check, these gaps usually surface only once a traffic dip on that page or section is already visible.

What it does

Given a domain — and optionally a list of specific important URLs — the skill checks the overall size of the site's index, then verifies whether the given pages, or the site's key sections and homepage by default, are actually present in it.

What you get

A report with an overall indexation estimate, a table of checked pages marked in or out of the index, and for each dropped page, a likely cause (too new, blocked, a duplicate, or weak content) with a recommended fix. It closes with a verdict on whether the site has a systemic indexation problem or just isolated gaps. Run it on a regular cadence, right after publishing new pages or sections, or whenever a whole section seems to be underperforming in search.

FAQ

Do I need to list every page on the site?
No, a domain is enough for the overall picture. You can add a list of specific important URLs if you want a targeted check.
Does it explain why a page dropped out?
Yes — for each missing page, it names the most likely cause (too new, blocked, duplicate, weak content) and what to do about it.
How is this different from the Webmaster-based audit?
This check works from the visible index picture without needing a Webmaster integration. A deeper breakdown of exclusion reasons lives in a separate skill built on Webmaster data.

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