Crawlability check
The audited URL answers with HTTP 200
The URL ends in HTTP 200 after redirects.
critical severitycrawl.http-status
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Why it matters
A page that does not answer with 200 cannot be indexed. Every other check on this page is irrelevant if the crawler never receives the document.
How to fix it
Fix the server response for this URL. If the page moved, update the links that point at it instead of relying on a redirect chain.
The details
- Category
- Crawlability
- Severity of a failure
- critical
- Confidence
- high
- Needs a browser
- No
- Check id
- crawl.http-status
References
Free tools that run this check
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