Is Google having a tough time with their website limit
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Is Google Struggling with Website Index Limits?
Summary:
If you’ve been keeping an eye on Google’s updates, you might have noticed some challenges they're facing as they handle an ever-growing number of websites.Keywords:
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If you've been following Google's developments, you might be puzzled by their recent challenges in managing the surge of new websites.
The Challenge of Handling Billions of Websites
Indexing over 8 billion websites is a remarkable feat. Yet, as Google hesitates to expand this limit, they face the tough task of deciding which sites stay and which go with each database update.
Understanding the "Sandbox Theory"
New websites often enter a "sandbox," a sort of waiting area where they prove their value before appearing in main search results. This means if you don't have a vast network to boost your site's link popularity, your site might have an easier and quicker path through the sandbox. Conversely, those with larger networks might experience a more prolonged journey to gain strong search rankings.
Factors Behind Google's Indexing Decisions
1. WHOIS Database Insights: Google may regularly check the WHOIS database to see who owns specific domains and how many they possess. This helps them assess networks of sites for content quality and ranking potential.
2. Domain Registration Duration: The length for which a domain is registered might indicate long-term intentions. Registering domains for longer periods could lend more credibility to a site in Google's eyes.
I suggest my clients register domain names for five years and choose country-specific domains (e.g., .ca for Canada). This reduces the risk of missing annual renewals and losing the domain.
Google's "History Report"
In addition to the sandbox, Google may keep a "history report" that tracks the age of your website. After about 6-8 months, Google could update this report, potentially improving your search result placements. Factors like ownership, domain registration duration, and site age provide Google with valuable insights into a website's stability and content.
The Ongoing Battle for Visibility
Until Google expands its website index threshold, the competition to maintain optimal search rankings continues to intensify. With each passing month, internet marketing becomes increasingly challenging.
Observations on Google's Cache
Google's cache, which captures snapshots of your site, has been inconsistent lately. This impacts how your pages rank based on their content. It suggests that main sub-categories may now hold more weight than the home page, which historically linked to all internal pages.
Optimizing Your Strategy
Rather than acquiring numerous new domains, focus on enhancing the visibility of already established sites. This approach not only increases your business exposure but also requires less effort in promotion compared to managing multiple domains.
In conclusion, success online often depends not just on owning many domains, but on expanding your content and building valuable partnerships.
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