Indexing too many pages at the same time?

GuruPapa

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Hello fellow *white*hats!

I'm working with a site that has had a problem, it has over 70,000+ products that hasn't been indexed because of bad coding and no sitemap.

I'm working right now with cleaning up the code and also submitting a XML sitemap. This will result in 70,000+ new pages getting indexed to google at the same time.

Is there any way this could hurt the site or result in any penalty?

Kind regards,

GuruPapa
 
Google would be happy to index billions of very unique web pages, but it hates indexing multiple URLs that point to exactly the same content.
 
Yea, I agree, Google is pickey - don't index same stuff on their search engine. But if content is unique, and if your site has already some authority or perhaps a good amount of social media signals, you can go ahead and get those links indexed immediately by instant link indexing services. Otherwise, if your site is new, and has very little history, and do not have much of a link profile or social signal, I'd suggest going slow instead - maybe 50-100 pages a day?
 
Yea, I agree, Google is pickey - don't index same stuff on their search engine. But if content is unique, and if your site has already some authority or perhaps a good amount of social media signals, you can go ahead and get those links indexed immediately by instant link indexing services. Otherwise, if your site is new, and has very little history, and do not have much of a link profile or social signal, I'd suggest going slow instead - maybe 50-100 pages a day?

Thanks for the tips.

The site has quite strong authority in it's niche and has good backling profile.

Is there any good tool for finding duplicated content on a site?

Kind regards
 
Yes bro I agree with this, definetly Google will let you down if you index same content in different web page
 
If the site is new I suggest just submit the main pages first
then once it is indexed, then submit the product pages. Google loves pages with a lot of content on it.
 
If the site is new I suggest just submit the main pages first
then once it is indexed, then submit the product pages. Google loves pages with a lot of content on it.

All main pages/category pages are indexed. Just the products that is not.

The products are actually crawled from other sites (it's a comparison site) so they are not unique. But there is no duplicated products, every product has its own unique URL and description/photo/title
 
Creating an account's media account.
Will help index your page.

I have 6 juice traffic from social media.
Make my website a healthy website.
Without signing google keywords.

Because it has some real human follower in it
 
You should have at least a unique paragraph per product. or you can read this https://yoast.com/duplicate-content/
 
If the 70k pages go live at once on a new site you'll be sandboxed to oblivion.
 
If the 70k pages go live at once on a new site you'll be sandboxed to oblivion.

What do you consider as new?

It is 2+ years old, has 50+ domains linking to it, ranking good on some of the main keywords.
 
What do you consider as new?

It is 2+ years old, has 50+ domains linking to it, ranking good on some of the main keywords.

Add your products sorted by priority. Start adding the products slowly, with the most profitable ones first. Just my 2 cents about that.
 
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