: How to get Google to do a deep index of my content? Previously Google was unable to find events on the site I'm working on because it was restricted to logged in users. We specifically added

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Previously Google was unable to find events on the site I'm working on because it was restricted to logged in users. We specifically added a small feature to view upcoming and past events by popularity. Each page contains X number of structured data 'event' objects (each with schema.org object properties etc.), and my goal has been to get Google to index this data.

My site has ~65k total events, 21k in the future and 44k in the past. Overall, Google only recognizes 5,293 total indexed items (as per Google Webmaster tools, adding up all the www/non-www and http:/ versus and combinations etc.), and on the Structured Data tab of the same tool it shows only 1,413 items (I assume of all the indexed content, these are the only ones it is labeling as events?).

I requested a "fetch as Google and render", with a deep-index to fetch pages linked to the requested page (only 10 of these to use per month), for urls for the base /upcoming-events and /past-events, as well as upcoming & past-events?page=3, but so far I've only seen 1500 pages indexed.

Should I just wait more time?

Could the paging setup (it's not fully implemented yet) be missed by Google?

Here is the source url if anyone wants to examine the content (for relevance only).

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