On 20 July, Search Engine Journal examined why pages can remain stuck in Google’s “Crawled - currently not indexed” status and what site owners can do about it. On 16 October, the publication reported that website migration problems may stem from site quality. This widened the diagnosis. SEO teams investigating indexing trouble after a migration may need to examine site quality alongside crawl behaviour.
Assuming the reports are factual, impact is 30%. Site owners and SEO teams dealing with excluded pages or troubled migrations may need to add site quality to their diagnostic work. They should not assume every failure is a technical migration fault.
Watch for documented migration cases showing whether site-quality improvements lead to indexing recovery, as well as clearer evidence separating quality problems from crawl and implementation errors.
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