Store URL not indexable....really?

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I have looked here and can’t find an answer. Can somebody point me in the right direction please.

The problem, google search console shows this

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So I have a look and I get this

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So I check further and I get

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I have no idea how to address this.

I assume having my URL indexed is essential.

Cheers

Martin

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Note as far as I am aware I have not redirected anything.

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If I do a Google URL inspection it says the url is on google. I am confused.

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I have just requested indexing. Any comments welcome.

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One thing that everyone could learn more of is: Know And Understand What You’re Looking At.

HTTP

HTTP://WWW

HTTPS://WWW

You’re trying to make all these versions be put on Google Search. Why? Do you know what the differences are between them and the one that is on Google, https://mugsonline.co.uk (S with no WWW)?

Once you understand what you’re looking at, and make yourself aware of the differences between S and no S and WWW and no WWW, you will know what you should do.

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Hmmm best I have a look.

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OK panic averted, I can relax.:smiley:

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Just make sure that in Shopify Settings → Domains, you have one primary and everything else redirects to that primary.

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Popping off to have a look.

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Hi , @Janners
If your URL isn’t indexing, the issue is typically related to crawl settings or indexing signals -here’s how you can check it step by step.

  1. Check if indexing is allowed
    go to Online Store ⇒ Preferences and make sure the option to hide your site from search engines is disabled.
  2. Inspect the URL in Google Search Console
    Use the URL Inspection tool and enter your page URL. This will show whether the page is indexed or not.
  3. Look for indexing restrictions
    If the page isn’t indexed,check for “noindex” tags or anything in robots.txt that might block crawling.
  4. Submit for indexing
    If everything looks correct, click “Request Indexing” inside Search Console to ask Google to recheck the page.
  5. Confirm your sitemap
    Make sure your sitemap is submitted in the Search Console (usually: /sitemap.xml). This helps Google discover your pages more efficiently.
    Working through these points usually highlights what’s preventing the page from being indexed.
    Hope this Helps!