Have you ever wondered why some of your web pages just seem to be playing hide and seek with Google? Well, new research analyzing over 16 million web pages unveils some pretty fascinating insights into indexing rates — hint: things have improved somewhat, but the struggle for visibility isn’t over yet! Despite the overall uptick in indexing efficiency, it appears that a staggering number of pages are still slipping through the cracks, with more than 20% eventually getting deindexed. These findings could shed light on the challenges faced by SEO-savvy sites aiming to get their content noticed. Dive into this analysis to discover the trends, tools, and tactics that could make or break your site’s indexing game, paving the way for enhanced search visibility! LEARN MORE.
New research of over 16 million webpages shows that Google indexing rates have improved but that many pages in the dataset were not indexed and over 20% of the pages were eventually deindexed. The findings may be representative of trends and challenges that are specific to sites that are concerned about SEO and indexing.
Research By IndexCheckr Tool
IndexCheckr is a Google indexing tracking tool that enables subscribers to be alerted to when content is indexed, monitor currently indexed pages and to monitor the indexing status of external pages that are hosting backlinks to subscriber web pages.
The research may not statistically correlate to Internet-wide Google indexing trends but it may have a close-enough correlation to sites whose owners are concerned with indexing and backlink monitoring, enough to subscribe to a tool to monitor those trends.
