How To Fix Excluded by ‘noindex’ tag In Blogger's Website using GSC

   How To Fixed Noindex tag Error 2025?

Before We discuss  about how to fix noindex error let me understand you what  is the "Excluded by ‘noindex’ tag ?" . It means Google Found your page, but it was told not to index it because of a  noindex directive.  It can be fixed but First we have to known about the cause. 

 This is typically caused :

• Misconfigured robots Header tags 
• incorrect robots.txt
• custom theme templates with hidden noindex tag. 

How To Solved noindex Error In Blogger With Step By Step 2025. 

GSC Interface 

Step 1:  Check the Affect URLs in GSC.

• login in GSC and  go to pages section.
• page indexing will be open then click on "Excluded by ‘noindex’ tag"
• Then GSC appear Affected URLs of  Your  blog Post. 
• Then Click on It And Also check is that open Properly.

Step 2: Check You Blogger Setting. 

• Go to your Blogger dashboard.
• click settings
• Scroll to "Crawlers and indexing"
• enable custom robots.txt
• Enable custom robots header tags 

Step 3 : Edit or fix Your robots.txt file.

Now just click on custom robots.txt and Enter the Following Code.

(Copy & Paste )

User-agent: *

Disallow: /search

Allow: /

Sitemap: https://www.BCADOMAIN.com/sitemap.xml

Edit  Yourdomain(own)  from BCADOMAIN. then click on SAVE. 

Step 4: Fix Robots Header Tags 

This is most Important setting in Blogger when You get noindex error. 

robots header tags  

Do this settings in Robots Header Tags :

 ✅Home Page 

• All  (✔ )
• noarchive

✅Archive and Search pages:

• noindex
• noarchive 

✅ Default for Posts and Pages:

• All (✔ )

Then Click on Save. 

Final Step : If your do this all then open your Google Search Console and enter your Affected URLs in "URL inspection"  Enter each links one by one and test live the links. 

after the test  click on "Request indexing".  means Google visit & Check your post and url again . 

Optional: Inspect Page Source

1. If the issue continues:
2. Right-click on the affected page → View Page Source
3. Press Ctrl + F → Search for noindex
4. f you see this: html
5. CopyEdit
6. <meta name="robots" content="noindex">

➤ Then your page is being blocked.

You’ll need to edit the template to remove it (rare in default Blogger themes).

     

Fix	Status
Enabled custom robots.txt	✅
Set correct rules (noindex only on /search)	✅
Enabled custom robots header tags	✅
Posts/Pages set to “all”	✅
Request indexing in GSC	✅
Ignore label/search URLs	✅

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