Google has resolved indexing issues
Posted: Tue Feb 18, 2025 5:54 am
"We have resolved the indexing issue. There will be no further updates," Google representatives said.
Google previously said the issue had been mitigated and had no visible impact on search results as of February 2nd.
Google has confirmed that it is investigating an peru mobile database indexing issue that is affecting the timely display of a small number of pages in Google search results. The issue appears to have started on Wednesday, January 31st, when some sites experienced indexing issues in Google search.
"We are investigating an indexing issue in Google Search affecting a small number of sites. Sites may be experiencing slower indexing than usual. We are working to identify the root cause. The next update will be provided within 12 hours."
So if your new or updated content wasn't showing up in search results as quickly as usual, it might not be your fault. Google simply had the aforementioned technical issue that they were working on for a few days to fix the indexing issues that were impacting some publishers.
Google previously said the issue had been mitigated and had no visible impact on search results as of February 2nd.
Google has confirmed that it is investigating an peru mobile database indexing issue that is affecting the timely display of a small number of pages in Google search results. The issue appears to have started on Wednesday, January 31st, when some sites experienced indexing issues in Google search.
"We are investigating an indexing issue in Google Search affecting a small number of sites. Sites may be experiencing slower indexing than usual. We are working to identify the root cause. The next update will be provided within 12 hours."
So if your new or updated content wasn't showing up in search results as quickly as usual, it might not be your fault. Google simply had the aforementioned technical issue that they were working on for a few days to fix the indexing issues that were impacting some publishers.