Official statement
If Google reduces the crawl frequency of a site, it does not cause the deindexing of already indexed pages. Pages do not expire just because they are not recrawled. Therefore, a decline in indexed pages has other causes, usually related to the perceived quality of the site.
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TL;DR
A reduced crawl rate does not deindex pages. Deindexing is related to perceived quality. Ensure that your content remains relevant and of high quality.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Le crawl rate affecte-t-il l'indexation ?
Non, la qualité de vos pages a un impact beaucoup plus significatif sur l'indexation.
Comment savoir si mes pages sont désindexées ?
Utilisez Google Search Console pour suivre l'indexation de vos pages et détecter d'éventuelles baisses.
La qualité de contenu est-elle subjective pour Google ?
Oui, Google n'a pas de critères clairs et la qualité perçue peut varier entre mises à jour d'algorithmes.
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