The URL Monitor simplifies tracking which URLs are yet to be indexed by Google. Previously, I relied on custom Google Sheets tools to monitor indexing status, but with URL Monitor, the process has become much more streamlined. It allows me to easily track URLs, and with a single click, I can submit any non-indexed URLs for Google indexing. The tool offers both manual and automatic submission options.
The URL Monitor also sends email notifications when URLs are deindexed or removed from Google's index, which is extremely helpful for taking quick corrective actions. This feature has been instrumental in helping me increase traffic by ensuring more URLs remain indexed.
Setup takes only 2-3 minutes, you just need to authenticate it with Google Search Console to fetch the indexing data. The dashboard’s UI/UX is user-friendly, offering a clear overview of indexed and deindexed URLs at a glance. I typically use it 2-3 times a week.
Lastly, the support team is responsive and ensures all queries are promptly addressed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Currently, the tool doesn't support URLs that you don't own. This means if you're building backlinks and want to index them, you can't use this tool for that purpose. I checked their roadmap and found that they are going to add this feature in the near future. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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