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Google Fixes Bug With Google News Indexing
Mashum Mollah · July 17, 2023

A Few days back, we featured a news article where people encountered issues related to indexing.

However, the problem is solved now.

You will not see any more updates from Google regarding indexing since they have already resolved the issue.

Here Is What They Have Said: 

“We fixed the issue with News indexing. There will be no more updates.”

There has been a drop in traffic for many publishers because of this issue.

Now they have seen improvements regarding their traffic and rankings.

Takeaway

The indexing process will NOT hinder your traffic generation efforts.

If your website is listed on Google News and you've seen a decrease in traffic from there recently, it could be because of a bug in Google News indexing. But don't worry!

Google has fixed the problem today, so you should start seeing your traffic from Google News return to normal.

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Mashum Mollah is an entrepreneur, founder and CEO at Viacon, a digital marketing agency that drive visibility, engagement, and proven results. He blogs at BloggerOutreach.

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