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How to de-index pages fast

by tangoboy
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I am revamping my website, as part of revamp I am updating page content and also changing the URL. However some of the content will remain same.

Hence its important for me to deindex the pages from google so that when I submit updated pages, it should not consider it as duplicate content.

I have removed the pages and removed the sitemap.

My question - Is there any fast way to de-index all the pages?
#deindex #fast #pages
  • Profile picture of the author DABK
    If you're changing the URL of a page, Google will figure out soon enough that the page doesn't exists, so no duplicate content issue.

    If you're changing the content, no duplicate issues.

    You can also go to your Google Webmaster tools and, under Manage property, go to Google Index, then click on Remove URLs and tell it what URL's to remove... It removes them temporarily... Permanent removal is through you deleting the pages...

    Originally Posted by tangoboy View Post

    I am revamping my website, as part of revamp I am updating page content and also changing the URL. However some of the content will remain same.

    Hence its important for me to deindex the pages from google so that when I submit updated pages, it should not consider it as duplicate content.

    I have removed the pages and removed the sitemap.

    My question     - Is there any fast way to de-index all the pages?
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  • Profile picture of the author adamjones36
    Manually Submit your Site
    Try Webmaster Tools
    Social Submission
    Better Sitemap
    Plenty of Contents & Deep Linking
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  • Profile picture of the author dave_hermansen
    You could also 301 re-direct the old URLs to the new ones.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rajesh Jhamb
    simply 301 permanent redirection from old urls to new ones. thats it
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  • Profile picture of the author smurugappan01
    As you probably already know, I didn’t start TechTage from the scratch. Instead, I revamped my beloved smartphone and general tech blog and just got a new domain for it. As I didn’t post smartphone stuff or general tech news etc. anymore, soon enough Google was having troubles determining what the site was actually about.
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    • Profile picture of the author dave_hermansen
      Originally Posted by smurugappan01 View Post

      As you probably already know, I didn't start TechTage from the scratch. Instead, I revamped my beloved smartphone and general tech blog and just got a new domain for it. As I didn't post smartphone stuff or general tech news etc. anymore, soon enough Google was having troubles determining what the site was actually about.
      This makes no sense at all. Google doesn't rank websites, they rank web pages. Surely they could figure out what each individual web page was about.
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  • Profile picture of the author mdmishu
    use the removal tool if you need to get something immediately deindexed as long as you don't need to bring it back. Otherwise, you could always 301 redirect that indexed page to another page that you either create or already exists. Redirecting it will make sure nobody can land on it while it IS indexed at least?
    It really depends why you want to remove but I'd use those two methods depending on the circumstance.
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  • Profile picture of the author Madhukar B
    Just go to Google webmaster tools and then click on Google index tab and then select remove URLs there you can remove desired links manually.
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    • Profile picture of the author blackcod
      Originally Posted by Madhukar B View Post

      Just go to Google webmaster tools and then click on Google index tab and then select remove URLs there you can remove desired links manually.
      This is indeed the easiest method to deindex the urls
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  • Profile picture of the author buihoang
    you can use backlink index or google submit
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  • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
    Just hire one of the backlinkers in the WSO section. That should get a page de-indexed pretty fast.
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  • Profile picture of the author sprucevn
    Use Google webmaster tool and click on Google index tab to implement this.
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  • Profile picture of the author Beth Wilson
    There are quiet few methods: via no index plugins or just deleting the page.
    You can also do it from the G WMT section.
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  • Profile picture of the author paulgl
    You are changing the content, not the url.

    Why on earth would you want google deindex a page that it already has?

    Especially if you plan on using THAT PAGE?!?!?!?!?!?!?

    Who told you that you had to deindex the stuff before resubmitting it?

    The whole premise makes no sense.

    I update some pages all the time, even complete makeovers.

    It's the way the internet world works.

    What duplicate content are you even talking about?

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