Why isn't metadata showing in the Site Audit crawl?
If URLs from the crawl don’t have a
2xx status (meaning they're not fully accessible), metadata won’t show up for those pages. Since our crawler works similarly to Google’s, if we can’t access these URLs, it’s likely Google also can’t.
This could impact visibility and metadata collection.
Please prioritize updating any URLs that aren’t currently accessible (2xx) so we can capture all necessary metadata. This is crucial for both our analysis and Google’s ability to crawl your pages effectively.
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