Official statement
There is no queue or artificial delay between crawling and indexing at Google. If a page can be crawled, Google tries to index it as quickly as possible, except for JavaScript sites that require pre-rendering.
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- □ Is the author really that important for SEO of non-critical content?
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- □ Should you rethink the use of structured data for SEO?
- □ Why does geographic targeting take a week in Google Search Console?
- □ Could a product canonical to category be harming your product content?
- □ Should You Always Optimize the Length of Titles and Descriptions?
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- □ How does a clear HTML structure impact the display of sitelinks?
- □ Why are 1:1 redirects essential for a seamless domain migration?
- □ Could separate mobile sites be the reason your indexing is slowing down?
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TL;DR
No artificial delay exists between crawling and indexing at Google. Indexing quickly follows crawling, except for JavaScript sites that require pre-rendering. Optimized content is crucial for SEO.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Est-ce que toutes les pages sont indexées immédiatement après le crawl ?
Non, surtout si elles nécessitent un rendu JavaScript.
Les sites JavaScript sont-ils pénalisés pour l'indexation ?
Pas pénalisés, mais nécessitent un rendu préalable avant l'indexation.
Comment s'assurer que les pages sont bien crawlées ?
Vérifiez la structure, l'accessibilité et utilisez des outils comme la Search Console.
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