Official statement
If your pages take more than two weeks to be indexed, it is generally due to technical issues (difficult crawling) or quality issues (content that is not interesting to Google). Assess whether your site is technically fast, then focus on the quality of the content.
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TL;DR
If your pages aren't indexed quickly, it's often due to technical issues or low-quality content. Ensure your site performs well technically and offers engaging content.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Combien de temps faut-il normalement pour qu'une page soit indexée ?
En général, quelques jours suffisent. Si cela prend plus de deux semaines, cela indique un problème.
Les meta-tags influencent-ils l'indexation rapide d'une page ?
Indirectement oui, en aidant à fournir un contexte pertinent pour le contenu.
Comment savoir si un problème est technique ou de qualité ?
Utilisez Google Search Console pour repérer les erreurs techniques et évaluez la pertinence du contenu avec des analyses de feedback utilisateur.
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