Understanding Why Amazon S3 URLs Show Video Snippets Without Actual Videos

I also interesting this method too.

I think they’re using old S3 bucket that already indexed in a past as I check.

However, as I try to register with many S3 bucket names that already indexed on Google as I said. S3 said name already exists.

Also, the main point is Google indexing. Because I create Video object page in HTML and fetch structured data that almost same to them.

Google said my URL could be indexed. Then I use Google inspection tool to submit. But there is no indexed in any URLs. Including create and submit sitemap on S3 to Search Console as they said couldn’t be read.

No idea to force Google indexed URLs in minutes as them.

Hope to find an expert of this.
 
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This totally sounds like a combo of google's cache being a bit slow to update and probably some leftover 'VideoObject' schema markup from when there actually was a video there. Google likely saw it at some point and that info is just sticking around in the serp snippet despite the page content changing
 
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This totally sounds like a combo of google's cache being a bit slow to update and probably some leftover 'VideoObject' schema markup from when there actually was a video there. Google likely saw it at some point and that info is just sticking around in the serp snippet despite the page content changing
The main issue is how to get the page containing the video object to be indexed quickly and in large numbers on Google, even though I've tried copying the HTML code from them and submitting the URL to Google Search Console, it still doesn't get indexed.
 
I reproduced the issue with a small number of S3 static pages, but I can't seem to get the index count to keep growing. I'm wondering if something is wrong with my GSC account. I should also mention that I haven't bought any backlinks.
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This is a known hidden method that I came across in the last 3 days

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This totally sounds like a combo of google's cache being a bit slow to update and probably some leftover 'VideoObject' schema markup from when there actually was a video there. Google likely saw it at some point and that info is just sticking around in the serp snippet despite the page content changing
I’m interested to let VideoObject pages indexed on Google in bulk as someone did.

I try both submit via Search Congole and sitemap. But not indexing for any pages that contain VideoObject as them.

Could you shared method?

Thanks
 
This happens because Google sometimes detects video signals even when the video isn't visible. This can come from a referenced video file, metadata within the HTML, old cache, or even how AWS serves the content. It's not uncommon in S3: if Google finds a trace of video in the URL or code, it can generate the snippet even if the page no longer displays it.
 
This happens because Google sometimes detects video signals even when the video isn't visible. This can come from a referenced video file, metadata within the HTML, old cache, or even how AWS serves the content. It's not uncommon in S3: if Google finds a trace of video in the URL or code, it can generate the snippet even if the page no longer displays it.
Thank for the answer.

However, I try to create a fresh S3 bucket with VideoObject.

Add to Search Console, Inspect URLs, Submit to Indexing.

But results turn zero indexing each URLs.

Is it strange while Inspection Tool said that this URL contains video and could be indexed?
 
Ini adalah metode tersembunyi yang sudah diketahui dan saya temukan dalam 3 hari terakhir.

Akhirnya aku berhasil memecahkannya, dan ini sangat bagus untuk peringkat, tapi entah kenapa tidak banyak diketahui atau setidaknya tidak dibagikan.


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This is a known hidden method that I came across in the last 3 days

i've managed to crack it up finally, and its really good for ranking, but not known for some reason or at least not shared


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Can you shared?
 
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