Does Google re-index modified blog post content?
Does Google Re-Index Modified Blog Post Content?
Yes, Google generally re-indexes modified blog post content. However, it may take a while for the changes to be reflected in Google's search results.
Remember, thin content, low-value content, or spammy content doesn't get indexed.
Ensure the edited or modified content is search engine optimized and search intent aligned for improved ranking in search results.
You can also manually make a request for indexing in the Google Search Console (GSC) by submitting a URL.
Here's related information that you may also find helpful – Blog Post Length Best Practices
FAQs:
What Methods Speed up Indexing of New Content?:
Here are some important methods to speed up the indexing of new content:
Submit the URL to Google Search Console (GSC).
Strengthen internal linking from related posts.
Build quality backlinks to the new content page.
Share new content via social media and newsletters.
Remove technical barriers (robots.txt blocks, noindex tags).
Why do Some Pages Never Get Indexed even when Everything Looks Fine?:
Some pages never get indexed, even when everything looks fine, because of the following reasons:
Duplicate or thin content, Google deems low value.
Technical SEO issues (JavaScript rendering, server errors).
Limited crawl budget, especially for large sites.
Lack of referring pages or backlinks.
Hidden or unintentional noindex directives.
Redirect loops or chains.
Previous domain penalties.
Content quality not meeting Google's standards.
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