Official statement
When you conduct a quoted search and your site appears in the omitted results, it does not indicate that Google sees your site as a duplicate. It is a technical behavior related to the type of query.
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TL;DR
Omitted results in a quoted search do not influence SEO. Google does not view these cases as duplicates, but rather as a technical response to specific queries.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Les résultats omis affectent-ils mon classement ?
Non, ils n'ont pas d'incidence directe sur votre classement SEO.
Dois-je changer ma stratégie SEO à cause des résultats omis ?
Non, concentrez-vous sur le contenu pertinent et unique.
Qu'est-ce qu'une recherche entre guillemets ?
C'est une recherche Google où vous cherchez une chaine de texte exacte, entre guillemets.
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