No Organic Traffic? It might be an indexing problem.When you’re running Google Ads or Meta campaigns, you get dashboards, alerts, and automated insights telling you what’s working and what’s not.But when it comes to Organic Search? You’re often flying blind.There’s no neatly packaged performance report. No budget pacing reminders. And no dedicated rep walking you through next steps. Just… hope.If you’re trying to grow traffic from Google without a clear idea of what’s actually happening behind the scenes, you’re not alone - and that’s where Google Search Console can be a game changer.In this blog, we’re focusing on one of GSC’s most useful - but often overlooked - features: the Page Indexing Report.What Is the Page Indexing Report?Inside Google Search Console, under Pages > Indexing, you’ll find a report that quietly holds the answer to one of SEO’s most frustrating questions:“Why isn’t this page showing up in search?”The Page Indexing Report shows you exactly which URLs on your site Google has attempted to crawl, index - or ignore entirely. It also breaks down why certain pages weren’t indexed, giving you insights you won’t find in Analytics or your CMS.It’s not just a “technical SEO” tool. It’s a practical prioritisation tool.• Want to know if your product pages are being indexed?• Want to find out if Google skipped key blog content?• Want to clean up duplicate or low-value URLs that are clogging your crawl budget?This report tells you all of that - and when paired with tools like the URL Inspection Tool, you can dig even deeper into how Google sees a specific page:• Whether it was crawled• Which canonical URL it selected• If it passed structured data checks• And whether you’re eligible for rich resultsWhat Do We Mean by “Indexing”?When Google indexes a page, it means it’s been added to Google’s database and is eligible to appear in search results.But... just because a page is published (and ...