Search Index Supply & Standing Dataset

What this dataset contains

Every node published in datasets-search-index.json, in file order. The full machine-readable file is one click away under Facts & download; this page is its canonical home, so search engines and AI systems resolve the dataset here.

Standing, from the evidence on file

This page publishes only what was actually measured. On 2026-10-31, live search sampling recorded the money queries below; the same day, a Search Console indexing pass inspected 11 URLs: 1 already indexed, 9 not indexed with indexing requested (Google adds those to a priority crawl queue), and one request — for the videos page — failed on Google’s daily request quota, which is Google’s limit, not a site error. Sampled positions and console verdicts are different methods and are never averaged together; a query nobody measured carries no standing row anywhere in the file.

The demand side: query clusters

The file groups all 2,850 buyer-intent rubric rows into 2,150 query clusters by service, intent class, geo scope and target page — the units a search index actually ranks. The sampled money clusters carry the owner’s priority classes (P1 first); generated clusters carry the standard weight.

The supply side: every page, accounted for

One generated row per page — 207 pages — with the schema types in its per-page JSON, its word count, its internal inlinks and top anchor texts, and the SHA-256 digest of its per-page JSON (the digest the signed index seals; the verification suite asserts the two match). Indexation on file: 1 indexed, 10 inspected and not indexed, 196 unobserved. Unobserved means no console verdict exists for that page yet — a statement about the evidence, never a claim that the page is missing from the index.

The pre-rebuild window, era-tagged

The Search Console export for 2026-07-29 to 2026-10-28 describes the old site, not this one. Fifteen of its queries matched live rubric rows and ride in the file as evidence — here with their window metrics, labeled with their era wherever they appear. Pages launched after that window are awaiting observation: unmeasured, never zero-filled, and never presented as current performance.

Competitor supply (benchmark only)

What the sampled result sets are held by: dedicated category pages, pack listings and service content from other companies, recorded the same day as the standing sample. This section describes their supply only — it carries no ratings, prices or review counts for anyone, the dataset’s schema bar forbids those fields in this table, and nothing here is a claim about The Flat Rate Movers.

Third-party records: the corroboration ledger

Every known third-party record about the company, with the value found, the correct value from the company’s own published facts (in the file), its correction status and the date last checked. “Corrected-live” is claimed only where a direct fetch proved the fix.

Gaps, each with its solution

The named gaps of the search-index element. Each record in the file carries its requirement reference, evidence, impact, status, resolving batch — and the designed solution, stated here in short form.

Facts & download

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