URL is on Google But Has Issues

What This Means

Google Search Console reports the URL as indexed ("URL is on Google") but also shows one or more issues with the page — typically in Mobile Usability, AMP validity, Rich Result eligibility, or other enhancement categories. The page is indexed but has known quality or implementation problems.

Why It Matters for SEO

An indexed page with flagged issues is one that: ranks and gets impressions, but may be missing enhanced features (rich results, AMP), may have mobile usability issues affecting CTR, or may have quality signals that limit its ranking potential. The specific issue type determines the priority.

What the Platform Checks

Cross-references GSC URL coverage data showing "URL is on Google but has issues" status. Fires for each such URL.

How to Fix It

• Open GSC and navigate to the specific URL's inspection result.
• Review which enhancement categories show issues (Mobile Usability, AMP, Rich Results, etc.).
• Address each specific issue category using the GSC reports for that category.
• After fixing, request re-validation within the specific GSC report.