Website Grader Indexed Pages?

[Trish]

A month or so ago I graded my blog using Website Grader. Recently I've been receiving emails from HubSpot about losing Indexed Pages. What does this mean and how could I have lost those pages? Not sure if this is something I should be "concerned" about or not. What do you think?

[Amber Stults]

I believe they only keep the previous reports if you're a paying customer and these may be the "Indexed Pages", I used the site in January and June but couldn't see the January report for comparison since I wasn't a paying customer. This last time I printed everything out for reference. I don't recall ever getting an email though about my Indexed Pages.

[Anysia]

If you put your email address in they send you a link to the report you generate so you can go back and visit it any time. No need to be customer.

I keep track of some sites and have seen professional sites lose indexed pages. I wouldn't worry about it at this point. It may be search engines changing their procedures. There are a lot of duplicate pages that can be indexed on blogs so if those are the ones being lost it wouldn't be a bad thing.

[Trish]

What is an indexed page? Feel so silly for not knowing that. :)

[Anysia]

It's just a page that has been catalogued by a search engine. Usually each post will be it's own page on your blog. On blogs the duplication comes from tag/label/category pages being indexed, rss feeds being indexed and archive pages being indexed. AFAIK.