Website is not Getting Cached by Google

[warrantyau]

Website is not Getting Cached by Google

[dennis123]

Hi Friends,
The reason why your site is not cached in Google is the “NoArchive” directive that you found in the settings. Turning that off effectively removes the “noarchive” directive from your pages. Google and other search engines will now cache your pages.

[SKPglobal]

You need to go in your robots.txt file and check is it block (Disallow: /) or not (Disallow:)

or you can check this directly from the source page of your main page.

Robots meta directives look like this:

<meta name=”robots” content=”” > (No restrictions)
<meta name=”robots” content=”noindex” > (Do not index this page)
<meta name=”robots” content=”noarchive” > (Do not archive/cache this page)
<meta name=”robots” content=”nofollow” > (Do not follow any links on this page)
<meta name=”robots” content=”noodp” > (Do not use the Open Directory Project description in SERPs)
<meta name=”robots” content=”noydir” > (Do not use the Yahoo! Directory description in SERPs)

[davidweb09]

Submit your website to Google Webmaster Tools to index it regularly. https://www.loseweightforgood.com.au/

[jayam]

If your website is not cached by google, There can be 2 reasons. No-Index: If you are using WordPress, then you can Change it by going to Settings>Reading>Discourage Search Engines — Uncheck this button if checked. The another reason can be robots.

[godwin]

the page is not cached. You can also see the 404 error page in Google Cache for a page, even if the site hasn't yet been switched to mobile-first indexing. This may happen because Google doesn't store a cached view for all the pages they crawl and index.