I was debugging why some pages of my SaaS were ranking while others weren’t, and ended up using Google’s site: operator as a full visibility audit.
This search shows every page Google has indexed for my domain — including blog posts, system pages, experiments, and long-tail content I didn’t expect to surface.
I was debugging why some pages of my SaaS were ranking while others weren’t, and ended up using Google’s site: operator as a full visibility audit.
This search shows every page Google has indexed for my domain — including blog posts, system pages, experiments, and long-tail content I didn’t expect to surface.
Here’s the raw search result:
https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Avect.pro
What surprised me:
Pages I didn’t consider “important” were indexed first
Some pages had impressions without intentional promotion
It revealed how Google is actually interpreting the product, not how I describe it
It turned out to be a simple but effective way to:
Validate indexing health
Spot weak or duplicate pages
Understand early search demand signals
Audit content strategy without any tools
Posting this in case it’s useful for others building or debugging SEO visibility on early-stage products.
Happy to answer questions or hear how others audit indexing without paid tools.
Happy new year