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So, Google stopped automating indexation because spam, humanity finds new way to resume automation to again propagate spam. It seems Google is trapped in its toxic game of search engine optimization.
So, Google stopped automating indexation because spam, humanity finds new way to resume automation to again propagate spam. It seems Google is trapped in its toxic game of search engine optimization.
From Indexing API documentation: > Currently, the Indexing API can only be used to crawl pages with either `JobPosting` or `BroadcastEvent` embedded in a `VideoObject`. So this might come with the risk of seeing the site you want to boost rather penalized by Google.
This is not a boost, Index != Ranking
The only outcome I can see from this is a) contributing to the rise of spam and b) harming people managing sites and apps for which this API is vital.
You'll probably find an npm package with lots of dependencies that'll generate that sitemap for you if that's what you need...
So, Google stopped automating indexation because spam, humanity finds new way to resume automation to again propagate spam. It seems Google is trapped in its toxic game of search engine optimization.
I remember running a few websites back in the day, and with zero interaction with google all of the pages showed up in the search index a day or two after publishing at most.
Is this any different from logging into the Google search console and submitting your sitemap/index request?
I submitted 1,900 pages in September and it has yet to look at 600. It did 4 this month. I wish I had been more picky with my sitemap but I thought including all URLs was the goal. I at least properly weighted them but that doesn't seem to do much.
So, Google stopped automating indexation because spam, humanity finds new way to resume automation to again propagate spam. It seems Google is trapped in its toxic game of search engine optimization.
Google no longer finds new sites automatically? That might explain why it's been so trash the past few years. I remember running a few websites back in the day, and with zero interaction with google all of the pages showed up in the search index a day or two after publishing at most.
So, Google stopped automating indexation because spam, humanity finds new way to resume automation to again propagate spam. It seems Google is trapped in its toxic game of search engine optimization.
Google no longer finds new sites automatically? That might explain why it's been so trash the past few years. I remember running a few websites back in the day, and with zero interaction with google all of the pages showed up in the search index a day or two after publishing at most.