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99% of Google’s indexing issues fully resolved

Google has posted[1] another update regarding the indexing issues with mobile-indexing and canonicalization[2]. As of last Wednesday, October 14, 2020, the final indexing issue has been resolved, outside of minor “edge cases.”

The statement. Google said “Final update: the canonical issue was effectively resolved last Wednesday, with about 99% of the URLs restored. We expect the remaining edge cases will be restored within a week or two.”

History. The previous status update was on October 9th[4], where Google said the mobile-indexing bug is now 99% resolved, with almost all the URLs being restored.

At that point, the fix for the canonical issue was only 55% fixed at that point. Now it is 99% fixed.

Two more weeks. Google said there are about two more weeks until the 1% of edge cases are resolved. Google will not be issuing another status update on this issue.

Request indexing suspended. Google has not issue an update on temporarily suspending the request indexing tool[5] in Search Console. Rumors are that these indexing bugs and the suspension of this tool are related but Google has not confirmed this.

Why we care. You should annotate your reports to document these indexing bugs during the month of September through October 14th. This way you know why some pages may have dropped out of the indexed and potentially saw a decline in Google organic traffic.


About The Author

Barry Schwartz a Contributing Editor to Search Engine Land and a member of the programming team for SMX events. He owns RustyBrick[6], a NY based web consulting firm. He also runs Search Engine Roundtable[7], a popular search blog on very advanced SEM topics. Barry’s personal blog is named Cartoon Barry[8] and he can be followed on Twitter here.

References

  1. ^ posted (twitter.com)
  2. ^ indexing issues with mobile-indexing and canonicalization (searchengineland.com)
  3. ^ October 19, 2020 (twitter.com)
  4. ^ on October 9th (searchengineland.com)
  5. ^ temporarily suspending the request indexing tool (searchengineland.com)
  6. ^ RustyBrick (www.rustybrick.com)
  7. ^ Search Engine Roundtable (www.seroundtable.com)
  8. ^ Cartoon Barry (www.barryschwartz.org)

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