Having a page for the query is not the same as appearing for it

The page exists. The result does not.

A bread menu can be the right URL for “sourdough” in that city and still be absent from the first results that were checked. The usual reason in these reports is the title and H1: the query’s place and price are on a different page, or missing.

The SEO audit generator lists queries that already have a page on the site and were not in the returned results. A result means present or absent in what came back. It is not a rank-tracker position.

Put the proof on the landing page

If the order page states a starting price, the page that should rank needs that figure in the title. A canonical that points at another host blocks this completely, because the landing page is not the one being indexed.

• One URL per query. Extra posts on the same topic compete with the page you want.
• Lead the title with the city and the offer the searcher typed.
• Do not describe a page the crawl did not open.

See the competitors section too

The report names sites that did appear, and the price or city in their titles. Use that as a comparison, then make the edit on your URL. Start from the benefits if you want the full list of what the writing includes, or read titles and H1s for the on-page half of the same problem.