An indexed page is a webpage that search engines like Google and Bing have found and stored in their databases. When these engines use bots to crawl the web, they check out new content and decide how relevant it is based on things like keywords and site structure. For your page to be indexed, it needs to be easy to access, free from errors, and contain good quality content. If it’s not indexed it won’t show up in search results, making it harder for people to find you online. Regularly checking your indexing status with tools like Google Search Console can help you spot any problems and improve your site’s visibility.
