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M4DM4X · Friday at 9:39 PM

"We tested 23 on-page factors on 7,952 pages across 75 brand-new domains.Shorter pages indexed faster: 98% of 300-word pages were in Google at 48h, vs 84% of 1,200-word pages.Titles, schema, canonicals and meta descriptions made no difference."

https://nitter.cf/rapid_indexer/status/2115820737747444204

rudolp · Saturday at 1:23 AM

Interesting results. I guess this shows that longer content isn't always better, especially for new sites. I'd be curious to see if the same pattern holds for established domains with more authority.

javadth · Saturday at 5:58 AM

M4DM4X said:
"We tested 23 on-page factors on 7,952 pages across 75 brand-new domains.Shorter pages indexed faster: 98% of 300-word pages were in Google at 48h, vs 84% of 1,200-word pages.Titles, schema, canonicals and meta descriptions made no difference."

https://nitter.cf/rapid_indexer/status/2115820737747444204

which plan did u used

vip or normal

RoyRoyan · Saturday at 10:39 AM

With 75 fresh domains that's more about how fast google starts trusting a new site at all than page length, on an aged domain I wouldn't expect that effect

M4DM4X · Sunday at 1:15 PM

javadth said:
which plan did u used

vip or normal

It's not my study mate, just sharing

Also the most important part I think is how fast a site is deindexed after being indexed....

Garlick · Sunday at 1:17 PM

M4DM4X said:
It's not my study mate, just sharing

Also the most important part I think is how fast a site is deindexed after being indexed....

A follow-up at 7 and 30 days would be useful: how many pages in each group stayed indexed? That would show whether the shorter pages had a lasting advantage or just got indexed sooner.

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