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Official statement

If Google sees that a site is worth it, it will be willing to index millions of pages. This evaluation process is fully automated by algorithms.
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💬 EN 📅 07/06/2021 ✂ 7 statements
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✂ Other statements from this video 6 ▾
  1. □ Is there really no limit to the number of HTML pages Google can index?
  2. □ Does Google really treat static and dynamic pages the same way?
  3. □ Should You Really Mask Dynamic Pages as Static for SEO?
  4. □ How does Google wisely allocate its indexing resources?
  5. □ Why doesn't Google index all new websites right away?
  6. □ How can you ensure your website gets indexed by Google more effectively?
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TL;DR

Google massively indexes a site if it is perceived as having high quality. The evaluation is automated. Focus on perceived quality to optimize indexing.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

L'indexation massive dépend-elle uniquement de la qualité perçue ?
Principalement, mais d'autres facteurs comme le 'crawl budget' et la structure du site sont aussi importants.
Comment Google évalue-t-il la qualité d'un site ?
Google utilise des algorithmes qui analysent le contenu, l'expérience utilisateur et des signaux d'autorité.
Peut-on influencer cette qualité perçue ?
Oui, en créant du contenu pertinent, en améliorant l'expérience utilisateur et en renforçant la crédibilité de votre site.
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Algorithms Domain Age & History Crawl & Indexing

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