marshasarv
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Content would be text articles, photos, artwork and should be HTML, that way search engine can “see” what it is? Please explain
What is indexable content?
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Giant Marketers
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Accordition to the MOZ website "To perform better in search engine listings, your most important content should be in HTML text format. Images, Flash files, Java applets, and other non-text content are often ignored or devalued by search engine crawlers, despite advances in crawling technology.
fasttrak
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Everything between the <body> </body> HTML tags is indexable, search engines like lots of text (long articles), images, tables etc.
Video's are also good as they tend to increase the amount of time a person spends on your page which decreases bounce rate which improves rankings.
Video's are also good as they tend to increase the amount of time a person spends on your page which decreases bounce rate which improves rankings.
seoexpress
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If you post some content from your site then that will be indexed for sure if that's unique has seo value.
If you have unique contents in your site then create a sitemap and add that from your Google search console and by this indexing procedure will be faster & you can check all the reports too
ProxiesHTTP
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Other than those that have been discussed above ^ , your site's page coding and structure must also pass the G structured data requirements.
Having a page with loads of structured data error, would only mean that an inferior site that is not well-maintained, which hardly goes along with their theme of bringing "quality" content to the browser.
Also, there are circumstances where a content may not be indexable due to the error in .htaccess, or some PHP fatal error happening from behind - seems like Big G is really fussy sometime.
After satisfying all these mumbo-jumbo, an ordinary content should be indexable on the search engine.
Having a page with loads of structured data error, would only mean that an inferior site that is not well-maintained, which hardly goes along with their theme of bringing "quality" content to the browser.
Also, there are circumstances where a content may not be indexable due to the error in .htaccess, or some PHP fatal error happening from behind - seems like Big G is really fussy sometime.
After satisfying all these mumbo-jumbo, an ordinary content should be indexable on the search engine.
well, how do not incourr in those errors ?
I am a newby I can t understand all the difficult words you have written
is there any plug in that automate all this no requiring manual?
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marshasarv
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This is something helpful and meaningful reply i got of my question. Thank for the suggestion.
missionkya
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Indexable Content- Your most important content should be in HTML text format. Images, Flash files, Java applets, and other non-text content are often ignored or devalued by search engine crawlers, despite advances in crawling technology. The easiest way to ensure that the words and phrases you display to your visitors are visible to search engines is to place them in the HTML text on the page. However, more advanced methods are available for those who demand greater formatting or visual display styles:
HI, how to avoid those errors? Is YOAST enough?
SEO-Ghosts
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about video, when you add video in your website - don't forget about some describe. One with our clients add a lot of video like separate pages - in this case punishment for thin contet comes very soon
allahbarkatlocket
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Indexable Content. To perform better in search engine listings, your most important content should be in HTML text format. Images, Flash files, Java applets, and other non-text content are often ignored or devalued by search engine crawlers, despite advances in crawling technology.