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Do you own or manage a website?
You absolutely MUST have an indexing strategy moving forward.
2 wild stats below...
Stat 1: 13.7 % of pages that were indexed got de‑indexed within 90 days; 21.29 % dropped out eventually.
Stat 2: 61.94 % of pages never reach the index at all.
Dedicate a budget to visibility!
Getting pages indexed on new sites (and most sites in general) is a nightmare rn..
Anyone telling you to "just let the pages index naturally" must not have very much $ on the line.
Tools like @TheURLMonitor very valuable in this environment.
Getting pages indexed on new sites (and most sites in general) is a nightmare rn..
Anyone telling you to "just let the pages index naturally" must not have very much $ on the line.
Tools like @TheURLMonitor very valuable in this environment.
Google just quietly purged millions of pages from their index... And most site owners had no idea until their traffic tanked.
Since early June, SEOs worldwide started reporting massive drops in indexed pages.
We're talking 50-70% of entire sites getting removed from Google's index.
One French marketer lost thousands of pages overnight. Another saw 127 pages go from indexed to "crawled but not indexed" in days.
But here's the twist - many sites actually saw TRAFFIC INCREASE.
Google wasn't randomly destroying websites. They were cleaning the house.
Here's what got the axe:
• Pages that hadn't been updated in 2+ years
• Content with keyword stuffing (especially in opening paragraphs)
• Pages with zero internal links pointing to them
• Duplicate or thin content that added no value
• AI-generated content that was obviously low-quality
• Content completely unrelated to the site's main topic
There is definitely some sandboxing of fresh sites...
but you'd be surprised how many times it is just owner error/expertise as the main indexing issue.
-dreadfully slow sites
-no content pages (literally nothing - and they still expect indexing)
-pages littered with ads
-no internal links (I see this in 90% of sites @TheURLMonitor that aren't indexing).
-painfully bad or thin content, structure, schema (none).