What does "Awaiting Status" actually mean?
One key feature of Tag Parrot is its ability to provide you with an up-to-date snapshot of your Google indexing status. Gone are the days of waiting anxiously for up to four days for the Indexing report in Google Search Console to refresh. With Tag Parrot, you gain immediate insight into your website's current standing.
Yet, for larger websites, we encounter a slight hurdle due to limitations imposed by Google's API regarding the number of pages we can monitor daily. Currently, Google limits us to 2,000 pages per day.
So, what does this mean for you? If your site boasts more than 2,000 pages, it implies that we cannot immediately gather the status of every single page upon enabling the site. Instead, we embark on a daily process, gradually processing your pages as quickly as possible.
During this process, pages awaiting a status will be labeled as "Awaiting Status." For instance, if your site boasts 5,000 pages, rest assured that within the initial three days, we'll complete the initial collection. However, for expansive sites, a bit of patience may be required as we meticulously work through each page.
To help with this challenge we are also leveraging Google Search Console analytics data. By identifying pages currently receiving impressions through search, we can confidently infer that they are already indexed. Consequently, we label these pages as "Likely Indexed" even before collecting their actual status. This enables us to exclude them from the Auto Index process, streamlining the indexing procedure for you.
Learn more about Likely Indexed