Google Changes Crawl Limit

edwardmiller

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Google seems to be playing bad, I have been trying the "request indexing" feature but my pages are not getting indexed.

here is an article
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google-drops-crawl-limits-in-search-console-25262.html

Anyone with a better and quick solution to this?
 
Yeah, wait for your stuff to get indexed naturally, rather than feeding it down Googles' throat. Or are you in a hurry for some specific reason?
 
God forbid use a feature made available by the search engine itself

We both know, that it had been abused to heaven come. Thus the reason why they did what they did. :)

And what can go wrong by using stuff provided by Google anyway? Like adding all your site to same GWT account, because it's easier to manage or installing GA code on your PBNs. What could possibly go wrong?

Remind me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trojan_Horse
 
We both know, that it had been abused to heaven come. Thus the reason why they did what they did. :)

Not necessarily - they had you go through 7 circles of recaptcha hell if you wanna get anything done
 
Not necessarily - they had you go through 7 circles of recaptcha hell if you wanna get anything done

I edited the previous post while you were replying so I apologize for that.

Well, yeah, but it's still not something that I would advise anyone to do. And if yes, then very very carefully. If Google wants something indexed, they will index it. No need to wave at them with "Please, index my backlinks!" or "Please, index my terribly structured site!" etc.

But I don't want to argue. You know your stuff well and I respect your opinion.
 
Well, I have changed the website content and need to re-index it, so, yeah, I am in hurry.
 
I started my WordPress website on 5 Mars and was blocking robots. I started allowing robots on 9 Mars and still, Google hasn't crawled it even though I tried the request index feature. What the hell is wrong with google? I remember that my old websites started being indexed from day 1...
 
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