Tag: Indexing
What Causes ‘Duplicate Without User-Selected Canonical’ in GSC and How to Fix It
The duplicate without user-selected canonical issue is common in Google Search Console, where Google finds multiple pages with even similar or identical content but is unclear as to which it must take into account for an index. Consequently, the ranking potential gets diluted, crawl budget gets wasted, and the search results get confused, hampering your…
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Index Bloating Issues: How They Affect SEO and How to Fix It
Many website owners and SEO experts put all their energies into producing new content and optimizing it and yet find their rankings below what they expect. Index bloating, which is a technical issue, could actually be one of the prime reasons behind this. Index bloating is when search engines end up indexing way too many…
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How Search Engines Use Structured Data to Index Content More Accurately
Search engines crawl through a large volume of content on the web; however, they use structured data to interpret very specific details accurately. Structured data provides a clear and common way to state the intention behind text, images, etc., on a page. Precisely, this lets search engines put the content in their index with better…
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Complete Google Indexing Process : How It Works & How to Fix Common Issues
If you’ve ever published a website or blog post and waited anxiously for it to appear on Google, you’ve already started thinking about Google indexing. But how exactly does the Google indexing process work? And why do some pages show up quickly while others take days — or never appear at all? In this article,…
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