My site is showing dozens of “Submitted URL marked ‘noindex’ ” warnings inside Google Search Console. Every affected URL sits in the blog section, and none of them should be blocked. I need those tags removed so each post can be picked up and listed again. While reviewing the property I also noticed several spam-generated pages that never belonged on the domain. They must be tracked down, deleted, and any backdoors or malicious code responsible for their creation cleaned out so they don’t reappear. Once the bad pages are gone and the real posts are set to index, I want Search Console to display a clean crawl: no leftover 404s, no stray redirect loops, and no server errors. A fresh sitemap, robots.txt tuned for full crawlability, and manual re-submission of the site for re-indexing will round things off. Deliverables • Audit report outlining removed malware pages and cleaned files • All blog URLs switched from noindex to index and verified in GSC • Updated sitemap.xml and robots.txt pushed to the root • Validation request sent in Search Console with screenshots showing “Success” status for the previously affected URLs Completion is accepted when Search Console shows zero “noindex” warnings for blog posts and no new security issues are detected.