: Google not indexing/updating rel="canonical" pages I had same content with different links and I wanted to prioritize the indexing of different webpages. For example /A/1232 and /A/1232/tum_bin_jiya_jay
I had same content with different links and I wanted to prioritize the indexing of different webpages.
For example /A/1232 and /A/1232/tum_bin_jiya_jay represent same content but I wanted to give more priority to /A/1232/tum_bin_jiya_jay link over /A/1232.
So I put this canonical links in all pages from where I wanted to tell Google please give more preference to the link given in this page I used this in non-priority links and don't use any canonical in priority links.
In the head section of URL /A/1232 I put below line so that Google can give more priority to below page but even after 4 days none of such pages are indexed by Google
<link rel="canonical" href="http://example.com/A/1232/tum_bin_jiya_jay" />
Can anyone suggest what should I do, I have submitted both links to Google webmaster and earlier links are already indexed so Google is not indexing /A/1232/tum_bin_jiya_jay link but Google Webmaster will give more priority to those links and will index but I don't know why its not indexing.
If i remove earlier links from Google webmaster sitemap than what is the chances of including this type of links.which is advisable.
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Use: <link rel="canonical" href="http://aexample.com/A/1232/tum_bin_jiya_jay" /> On (/A/1232/tum_bin_jiya_jay
And use /A/1232 on <meta name="robots" content="noindex,follow"> if you do not want duplicate content ending up in the index, the follow means that Google will pass juice if someone links to it.
You major problem here is that you've only waited 4 days, changes to pages can take days, weeks and even months. If you have done the canonical links correctly then its just a waiting game, removing the URLS will not increase the speed of Google.
Additionally
Resubmitting a site map does not increase index time.
Removing URLs does not increase index time.
Submitting to URLS to Google does not always speed up index time.
The more often you update your site in 'CONTENT' the more often they will return to your site and the chances they will freshen their index. Take this site as a prime example, most often new questions end up in the index within 5mins while 'NORMAL' sites can take days, weeks and even months if you do not keep your site constantly fresh.
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