Indexelhetség

Indexelhetség is a Hungarian term that translates to "indexability" in English. It refers to the ability of a website or its content to be successfully indexed by search engine crawlers, such as Googlebot. When a search engine can index a page, it means the crawler can access, read, and understand its content. This understanding is crucial for the page to be considered for ranking in search engine results pages (SERPs).

Several factors influence a page's indexelhetség. These include the presence and accessibility of content, the use of appropriate HTML tags, the absence of technical errors that might prevent crawling (like robots.txt disallow directives or meta robots noindex tags), and a well-structured website architecture. For images and other media, alt text and descriptive filenames contribute to their indexelhetség.

Poor indexelhetség can result in a website or specific pages not appearing in search results, significantly limiting its organic visibility and potential traffic. Website owners and developers often employ Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques to ensure their content is indexable and to improve its chances of being found by search engines. This involves regular technical audits and content optimization to facilitate the crawling and indexing process.