Google’s John Mueller said on Twitter that Google will index content and links if it is in the rendered HTML code of the page. That means that content and links won’t be indexed if that content is only loaded by JavaScript after clicking something on the website. Yes, if they’re in the HTML (either directly, […]
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No, your website’s own search results pages should not be indexed by Google and other search engines in most cases. Long-standing search-engine-optimization wisdom says the results pages from your site-search should block search engine bots and not be included in a search engine’s index of pages. The rationale is to avoid disappointing Google’s users and
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Google posted on Twitter that as of December 15, the Index Coverage report in Google Search Console is more accurate. Specifically, it is more accurate in reporting on indexed pages. Google’s Statement. Google said “From Dec 15, the Index Coverage report can more accurately report on indexed pages. Because of this, some pages that were
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Google’s John Mueller recently provided some advice on how to block robots.txt and sitemap files from being indexed in search results. This advice was prompted by a tweet from Google’s Gary Illyes, who randomly pointed out that robots.txt can technically be indexed like any other URL. While it provides special directions for crawling, there’s nothing
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Google has announced that all new websites “previously unknown to Google Search” will be indexed using mobile-first indexing starting on July 1. Older web sites that are still not being indexed using mobile-first indexing will not be switched yet to mobile-first indexing on July 1st but be moved when those web sites are ready to
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This morning, Google fixed a bug that affected its ability to index new content. Well, right now, that bug is back. New content not being indexed. Try finding content from large news publishers that are always pushing out content, and you won’t be able to find anything if you filter by results within the past hour.
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Yesterday we reported Google was unable to index new content. Well, Google posted on Twitter earlier this morning that the issue is resolved: The indexing issues from earlier today have been resolved. Thank you for your patience. — Google Webmasters (@googlewmc) May 23, 2019 What happened. It appears based on what I am hearing from
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AnyFlip Magazine Maker Enables Creation of Google Indexed Digital Magazines PRUnderground Users are empowered to design digital magazines with SEO friendly *content* that can be indexed by Google and help to generate more traffic. Source link
In the first installment of a new web series, Google’s Martin Splitt explains how the search engine indexes JavaScript sites. Splitt’s new web series is dedicated to SEO and JavaScript and is available on the official Google Webmasters channel. The first video gets right down to brass tacks by covering the most basic aspect of
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Enterprise SEO platform Botify announced earlier this week that it had raised $20 million in a Series B funding round, a nice bump considering its series A round was just over $7 million. The company, which was founded in France in 2012 and entered the U.S. market in 2016, positions itself as an enterprise SEO SaaS
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