Indexing

The process by which search engines add web pages to their database after crawling, making them available in search results. Well-structured sites with quality content get indexed more thoroughly. Monitor indexing status in Google Search Console to ensure pages are discoverable.

Related terms

Related terms

  • Google Search Console

    SEO

    A free Google tool providing insights into how your site appears in search results, including impressions, clicks, and indexing issues. Search Console alerts you to problems and validates fixes, essential for SEO monitoring. Verify your Framer site in Search Console to track search performance.

  • Index Toggle

    SEO

    A setting controlling whether search engines should index a specific page, useful for excluding drafts or duplicate content. Noindex pages remain accessible but won’t appear in search results. Control indexing in Framer’s page settings for SEO management.

  • Robots.txt

    SEO

    A robots.txt file tells crawlers which URLs they may crawl on your site. It does not directly control indexing; for indexing control, use noindex and related mechanisms. Configure robots rules carefully to avoid blocking important content. See Access your robots.txt file. See How do I prevent specific pages from getting indexed by search engines?.

  • Sitemap

    SEO

    A hierarchical list of all pages and content on a website used for search engine indexing and user navigation. XML sitemaps help search engines discover all your pages while HTML sitemaps help visitors find content. Framer automatically generates and updates your XML sitemap. See How to access your sitemap.

  • Vector Database

    AI

    A Vector Database is optimized for indexing and querying high-dimensional vectors, commonly used for RAG and semantic search.