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How Bad Was Google's Deindexing Bug?
How Bad Was Google’s Deindexing Bug?
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 and then reappeared, SERP-monitoring tools aren’t…
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Google Manual Penalty Recovery Guide
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Learn how to carry out a Google manual penalty recovery for a website to return it to the search engine results page and restore inbound traffic…
The Google manual penalty recovery process isn’t easy or simple. A manual action essentially means being (at least temporarily) removed from the search engine’s query results page. But in the worst case scenario, it means being entirely removed from the…
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Google Search Results Deindexing Reaches 1.75 Billion, Keeps Climbing
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Google search results deindexing reaches an astounding 1.75 billion websites formerly in its database and the number of disincluded items continues growing…
The Google search results deindexing now comes to an amazing 1.75 billion. This number continues to climb as search giant Google maintains its self-proclaimed mission to remove known infringed intellectual property from its database.
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