Google announced Wednesday night that it has finally fixed de-indexing issue that has been affecting websites for a week. Here is the tweet: The indexing issue has now been fully resolved. We apologize for the inconvenience. We appreciate your patience as we restored normal operation. — Google SearchLiaison (@searchliaison) April 11, 2019 More details. Google […]
There is an ecosystem in the world of the Internet. You have the content producers, you have advertisers and you have people searching for content. In this world, Google is the primary destination people go to search for content. Google can provide this service because they make money by letting advertisers show ads in their
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Just when we thought we were out of the woods with Google’s de-indexing bug — we are now seeing issues related to that bug within Google Search Console. Google confirmed Monday morning that the index coverage report and the enhancement reports were not updated and the Inspector might not reflect live status of the page.
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This week, we saw a lot of the Google ranking tools go nuts but it is probably related to the indexing bug. Google said after 6 days of trying they finally fixed the de-indexing bug. Google launched a new Google Search Console report to show you your Google Discover traffic, we can call it position
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About 4% of indexed pages were likely affected by Google’s de-indexing bug, according to new data from Moz that comes as Google on Thursday night claimed to have fixed the de-indexing bug at last. saying about 4% of the Google index was impacted by this bug. What happened? On Thursday afternoon pages started dropping out of
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Posted by Dr-Pete On Friday, April 5, after many website owners and SEOs reported pages falling out of rankings, Google confirmed a bug that was causing pages to be deindexed: MozCast showed a multi-day increase in temperatures, including a 105° spike on April 6. While deindexing would naturally cause ranking flux, as pages temporarily fell out of rankings
Google announced Wednesday night that the de-indexing issue that started last Thursday is now fully resolved. Google’s statement. Google said, “The indexing issue has now been fully resolved. We apologize for the inconvenience. We appreciate your patience as we restored normal operation.” Here is the tweet: The indexing issue has now been fully resolved. We
Yesterday Google said it fully resolved the de-indexing issue that started on Thursday afternoon. But now Google is saying it is not fully resolved just yet and Google is still working on reprocessing a lot of the URLs that were delisted from their index on Friday. Google suspects the issue should be resolved shortly and
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Many SEOs and site owners reported seeing pages drop out of the Google search index over the last couple of days. The issues were visible in Google Search Console and when using the site command in a browser. “Technical issue” fixed. It was apparently the result of a technical issue at Google, according to Google’s
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Pinterest’s recent IPO filing contains details about the site’s growth being hurt in 2018 due to a Google update. Google deindexed Pinterest’s keyword landing pages in the first quarter of 2018, which impacted search traffic and user growth throughout the rest of the year. Further, Pinterest says it may not be able to recover from
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