If you followed our newsletter, you would have noticed that we reported unsolicited cases of indexing disorders around URLs that don’t seem to appear in Google’s index. We suspected canonization disorders with Google and were right, in part. Google said there were only canonization issues. , but also cell indexing problems.
It is idea that this started around September 22 or 23 when the search engine optimization network began making primary adjustments to the search results.
Google. Google confirmation said on Twitter via the search link account: “Lately we’ve encountered two separate indexing issues that have had an effect on some URLs. One is with cell indexing. The other is canonization, how we stumble and duplicate content procedure. In any case, the pages might not be indexed. »
Mobile indexing problem. Google explained that in some cases it did not index pages “if a page indexed in the past has disappeared, it may be a cell indexing problem, where we didn’t choose any pages to index. “
Canonization challenge. Google also added that it indexes the pages “if the canonical challenge is involved, the URL inspector can demonstrate the URL as a duplicate and the canonical decided through Google will be another. “I’ve published a lot of examples here about search, engine roundtable and Google even asked for examples before this week.
In short, it appeared that in some cases Google appeared as an absolute URL for a page or that page did not appear at all in its index.
What can you do? Google said it would fix the problem. Google wrote, “There is no action to take with these disorders by site owners. So wait and wait for Google to figure it out soon. But this has persisted for about 8 days. ” Google added “we’ll update this thread as one is corrected. “
Google is sorry. We apologize for the disorders here and paint them temporarily. We will update this thread as they all are corrected».
The thread: Here’s the thread on Twitter:
Why we care. Many of you have been scratching your head since September 23 around those google search settings. Now they know this could have been a mistake with Google and their rating and traffic will come back when Google solves the problem.
Your site may have been affected by anything else and your rating won’t come back, but at least you know there’s some kind of error in Google’s completion on that date.
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