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Need to revisit a deleted page? Google now partners with the Wayback Machine making it easier to scan for previous versions of a website, and find older, potentially removed content. https://bit.ly/4goxL9u #IndustryNews #Google #WaybackMachine

The latest Google Core update is here, and it's a doozy. Read my latest post on the Nu Image Ltd site to find out more about this complex yet exciting update. https://lnkd.in/d8mTP3WF

Google Retires Cached Site Links, Pushing Users Towards Internet Archive via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern Google ends cached links that let users access archived webpages; Internet Archive's Wayback Machine emerges as replacement. The post Google Retires Cached Site Links, Pushing Users Towards Internet Archive appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

🚨 Upcoming Google Core Update! 🚨 A new core update is set to roll out in the coming weeks. While the exact date isn't confirmed, Google's Search Liaison, Danny Sullivan, mentioned it fits within their general cycle. This update follows the major March 2024 update, and many are hopeful for improvements, especially sites affected by the September 2023 helpful content update. Stay tuned for more details and prepare your strategies accordingly! 🔗 Read more on Search Engine Land: https://lnkd.in/g_G3d8bP

Google Explains Reasons For Crawled Not Indexed Googlebot crawled your page, but it's not showing up in search results? You're not alone! Many sites experience "crawled-not-indexed" errors. But don't panic! Google shares reasons why this might happen. ↳ Your content might be similar to what's already indexed. ♻️ ↳ The overall quality of your site might be low. ⚠️ ↳ Technical issues could be preventing indexing. ⚙️ Have you ever faced these issues??

Pretty neat new feature. You can now access the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine directly from Google Search. I’m thinking this is probably going to expose some unexpected things about publishers, though. From tbe article: “To access this new feature, conduct a search on Google as usual. Next to each search result, you’ll find three dots—clicking on these will bring up the “About this Result” panel. Within this panel, select “More About This Page” to reveal a link to the Wayback Machine page for that website.”

Google has been working on an indexing issue since January 31st. Click below to follow updates. The recent problems with Google's indexing system are not directly related to the removal of cache links. Google's indexing of a page occurs via a separate rendering process, and the presence of a cached version does not impact actual ranking. While Google Cache can be a valuable tool for optimizing organic rankings, it is not the cause of the current indexing issues The indexing issues may be due to various factors such as technical issues, Google bugs, or updates that impact Google's algorithms. It's important to address these issues by utilizing tools like Google Search Console to identify and fix any indexing problems.

Google's search algorithm wasn't created at a single point in time. But rather has evolved continuously since its launch in 1998. The very first iteration, called **PageRank**, was developed by Google's founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Focused on the number and quality of links pointing to a webpage as an indicator of its importance. Since then. Google has made countless improvements and additions to its search algorithm. Incorporating factors like user search intent, mobile-friendliness, and content quality. These updates happen **frequently**, with major core updates occurring several times a year. So, while PageRank marked the initial foundation in 1998. Google's search algorithm is a continuously evolving and improving system.

Ever wondered How Google Search Works? Look no more, here is my latest article where I have explained in detail the ins and outs of Google Search in simplest terms. Link: https://lnkd.in/gXikwHq9 #buildinginpublic #google #googlesearch #technology

I am trying now to fix indexing in Google search. I need to rebuild the URL navigation, I suppose. Because so many auto-generated by Google links were created, and they are not relevant. #buildinpublic -> likeRemote.com