Your Google Search Console “Page indexing” report is full of URLs that were crawled but not indexed — and most of them are junk your site never meant to publish: feed URLs, parameter variants, malformed-link artifacts, leftover ad-tech and redirect-plugin endpoints.
Your SEO plugin shows you index status. IndexSweep fixes it:
- Audit — a configuration scan of the junk sources your site exposes right now, plus a content-link scan that finds the sources of junk URLs (like malformed relative links minting ghost pages) inside your posts.
- GSC Import — upload your Search Console export; every URL is classified against a pattern library of real-world junk, with a plain-English explanation and a recommended action. Nothing leaves your server.
- One-click fixes — apply reversible rules: 410 Gone, X-Robots-Tag noindex, or clean-URL redirects. No .htaccess edits, no file changes.
- Full rollback — every rule is one click to remove; every change is logged with hit counts.
Safety first. A resolvable page can never be served a 410 — every destructive rule passes a safety check against your real permalinks, pagination, and archives before it acts. IndexSweep also respects your SEO plugin (Yoast, Rank Math, All in One SEO) — it never duplicates or overrides their settings.
Screenshots
Audit tab — configuration scan and content-link scan showing junk sources the site exposes.
GSC Import tab — a Search Console export classified against the pattern library, with recommended actions.
Rules & Log tab — one-click pattern fixes, active reversible rules with hit counts, and the change log.