Index membership / accidental noindex

A hidden 'noindex' tag or header on a page that tells search engines not to list it. It's often a leftover that was never meant for the live site.

Why AI engines read this

While it's there the page can't enter Google's index, and Google's index is what feeds AI Overviews and Gemini grounding, so removing it makes the page eligible to appear at all.

How to tell it applies to you

A page ships a noindex meta tag or X-Robots-Tag header, or a site: check shows the URL isn't actually in the index.

Apply it on your platform

This one is a recommendation you apply yourself: Findrix flags the exact directive and page, and you make the change in your platform's settings.

How you'll know it's done

Mark the fix applied in your dashboard once you've made the change — Findrix re-checks the live page right away, and the weekly scan confirms it. Once the fix is live the matching check flips to pass; a change you made without marking it is caught by the same scan.