Fix Search Console Index Errors
Budget / Salary$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
Our Google Search Console dashboard is lighting up with indexing problems across more than fifty pages of a site that was generated with the Cursor AI builder. The development team has delivered all front-end and back-end functionality, but they are not taking care of the SEO layer, so I now need someone who can focus exclusively on the console warnings and clear them out one by one.
The console is flagging three specific issues:
• Pages not indexed
• Server errors
• Redirect errors
Your job is to diagnose what is really causing each of those warnings, implement the required on-page or technical fixes (robots.txt, sitemap, canonical tags, status codes, internal links, etc.), and then get every affected URL successfully re-crawled and indexed. I will provide full Search Console and hosting access, along with a direct line to the client for clarifying content or structural changes.
Acceptance criteria
1. All “Excluded” or “Error” URLs for the three issues above move to “Valid” after re-submission.
2. Server logs or equivalent proof show the underlying problems resolved (no 5xx or bad 3xx loops).
3. A short handover note explains what was changed so we can maintain it going forward.
Once the console is clean we will extend the collaboration to broader on-site optimisation, so view this as the first step in a longer engagement.
The console is flagging three specific issues:
• Pages not indexed
• Server errors
• Redirect errors
Your job is to diagnose what is really causing each of those warnings, implement the required on-page or technical fixes (robots.txt, sitemap, canonical tags, status codes, internal links, etc.), and then get every affected URL successfully re-crawled and indexed. I will provide full Search Console and hosting access, along with a direct line to the client for clarifying content or structural changes.
Acceptance criteria
1. All “Excluded” or “Error” URLs for the three issues above move to “Valid” after re-submission.
2. Server logs or equivalent proof show the underlying problems resolved (no 5xx or bad 3xx loops).
3. A short handover note explains what was changed so we can maintain it going forward.
Once the console is clean we will extend the collaboration to broader on-site optimisation, so view this as the first step in a longer engagement.
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