Google Index/Deindex and max limit

[v_kumar36]

1- Why does Google keep indexing new and deindexing the other pages? Is it a normal practice by Google?
2- Is there a limit of new pages to add to a website? I am preparing new articles which might be finalised in a week and those will be around 1k. Should I import those at once or add a few everyday? Will Google punish if I add them in a patch?

 

[Steptoe]

1 - Are the deindexed pages linked to externally, or just internally? As new pages are added, old ones will be 'pushed down the list' and so any 'link juice' that they get from whatever page they were on before will be diluted or disappear depending on what category they are in. They may also be being evaluated as low value content after initial indexing, and so dropping out of the index. Check the '6 reasons' for some insight.

2 - There isn't really a limit of new pages to add to a website, you just need to be able to get them indexed. Which means building up enough 'link juice' to your main linking hubs, getting internal links to each page from preferably multiple sources, and trying to make sure that each page is as close as possible in clicks to your main pages.

 

[Ayraa]

Error spikes might be caused by a change in your template that introduces a new error, or you might have submitted a sitemap that includes URLs .it is based on coverage and immediate indexing of the report

 

[SirLouen]

2- Is there a limit of new pages to add to a website? I am preparing new articles which might be finalised in a week and those will be around 1k. Should I import those at once or add a few everyday? Will Google punish if I add them in a patch?

There is no limit. Sometimes some pages are deindexed because of thin content or other issues (check your GSC to see if some pages are throwing crawling issues or other type of issues)

But you can still keep working on your pages. As you may see, the biggest drop went from not indexed pages. You can also see on GSC why some pages are not being indexed (the ones in grey)

 

[v_kumar36]

GSC shows this:

 

[Steptoe]

Take a look at the pages marked with 'crawled - currently not indexed' - could the content be improved? Are they pretty thin? Do they have more than one internal link pointing to them? Any external signals?

 

[dhamilton]

1- Why does Google keep indexing new and deindexing the other pages? Is it a normal practice by Google?
2- Is there a limit of new pages to add to a website? I am preparing new articles which might be finalised in a week and those will be around 1k. Should I import those at once or add a few everyday? Will Google punish if I add them in a patch?


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it looks like you're using an API to forcefully get your article indexed, right ?

 

[v_kumar36]

it looks like you're using an API to forcefully get your article indexed, right ?

1- What is API, and how can I force Google?
2- Also, what do you see in the graph that gives such an impression?
3- What are the drawbacks of using API you mentioned?

 

[v_kumar36]

Take a look at the pages marked with 'crawled - currently not indexed' - could the content be improved? Are they pretty thin? Do they have more than one internal link pointing to them? Any external signals?

I have internal and external links. External in each article is 1-4; those are references. Internal links are a lot but less than 100(50-80), those are related articles as hyperlinks on the side.
https://inlinks.com/insight/how-many-internal-links-should-you-have-per-page/

 

[dhamilton]

1- What is API, and how can I force Google?
2- Also, what do you see in the graph that gives such an impression?
3- What are the drawbacks of using API you mentioned?

1- Search google for API, forcing google means you're forcefully asking google to index your articles
2- When the number of index and deindexed pages becomes almost equal to each other, the impression, according to me, becomes like the process was done forcefully
3- The google will deindex all of your pages once they all are indexed with Google Cloud API key, believe me, it was happen to. So keep the process natural and consistent

 

[Denver Shy]

. Because Google’s entire system is built around one very large list of pages on the internet so that when someone searches for relevant terms, they know to return your page in the results. But if their index breaks then suddenly Google doesn’t know that your page exists and your page has been de-indexed, similar to adding a “no index” directive to your robots.txt file.

. There is no limit to adding new pages to a website but you just need to be able to get them indexed. This means building the main linking hubs, getting internal links to each page from preferably multiple sources, and each page must close as possible in clicks to your main pages.

. no google will not punish for adding them in patch but the content must not be copy or duplicate content.

 

[Ayraa]

Google has no indexing limit but has limited resources like Sometimes sites try to make dynamic pages appear to be static pages by adding an HTML extension, but that doesn't change anything. There is no need to do that.