Last update at ：2024-03-24，Edit by888u
When you use Google Search Console, you will see two prompts under the coverage report: "Submitted and indexed" and "Indexed, but not submitted in the sitemap" ".
At this time, many novices are very concerned about the latter. Because it prompts "Not submitted in sitemap", everyone is worried that Google will "deduct points" and cause the website to have no traffic.
In fact, it’s not necessary.
Many people are worried because they do not understand the concept of index
Indexing means that the search engine has included your page in the ranking system (that is, in the search engine's database). So regardless of whether the sitemap is submitted or not, as long as the page is indexed, it will be fine. After all, the purpose of submission is indexing.
If your website does not have a sitemap, you can follow this tutorial:
Since it is included in the index, why is there no ranking
Integrated into the system, you can definitely find it by searching without a watch. It still needs to go through a series of processes such as understanding, evaluation, and rearrangement.
As long as it is indexed, it means that your page is considered a valid page. However, it should be noted that the effective page in Google Search Console only refers to the index page, not the effective page we call in SEO. Remember to distinguish it here. (Just due to translation problems)
More importantly
You should pay more attention to "Errors," "Pages with warnings," and "Excluded pages" than "Indexed, but not submitted in sitemap."
The purpose of the coverage report is to tell you how Google search engines find and process your pages. The four numbers added together are the number of pages in your website (or directory) that search engines found.
If this number is very different from your actual number of pages, it means that you have many pages that have not been discovered by Google. It is recommended to refer to the article I recommended above to submit the page.
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