Official statement
Mobile usability reports, Core Web Vitals, and structured data in Search Console show a sample of URLs. A decrease in the number of valid URLs does not mean that other pages have issues, only that they have not been verified.
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- □ Why do Google’s Core Web Vitals rely on the Chrome User Experience Report?
- □ Are Google Search Console positions truly reliable for SEO?
- □ Why does Google count impressions even when there's no actual visibility?
- □ Should you expect traffic drops when migrating from .com to .co.uk?
- □ Does using multiple CMS really affect your SEO?
- □ Could avoiding unique downloads actually enhance your SEO?
- □ Why should you keep the original URL for SEO after separating from PPC?
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- □ Is it wise to still use KGMID in schema.org sameAs?
- □ Why is a sitemap crucial even for small sites?
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TL;DR
Google states that Mobile-Friendly reports and other tools show a sample of URLs, not all of them. A low number of valid URLs doesn't necessarily indicate issues elsewhere. SEO practitioners must understand that these tools do not provide a complete overview.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Les URLs non signalées posent-elles problème ?
Pas nécessairement. Elles n'ont juste pas été vérifiées par l'outil de Google, ce qui ne signifie pas qu'elles sont problématiques.
Pourquoi utiliser plusieurs outils d'analyse SEO ?
Les outils internes de Google donnent un aperçu partiel. D'autres outils aideront à obtenir une vision plus complète.
Quelle est la limite principale des rapports Google ?
Ils montrent uniquement un échantillon d'URLs, pas l'ensemble du site.
Peut-on se baser exclusivement sur ces rapports ?
Non, ils doivent être complétés par d'autres analyses pour un audit détaillé.
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