Google To Expand Mobile-First Indexing Again? In Upcoming Weeks.

Apr 30, 2018 - 8:02 am 6 — by
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Google Mobile First Index

This mobile first indexing launch, which supposedly began rolling out a month ago to a wider set of sites, has mostly gone completely unnoticed. I saw no one post that they received Search Console notifications or shown any other signs of the rollout.

But that does not mean it did not roll out to at least some sites.

John Mueller of Google at BrightonSEO said, according to Kenichi Suzuki, that that batch was "small" but in the upcoming weeks, there will be another rollout that is "bigger." Here is Kenichi Suzuki's tweet covering it:

So if anyone gets these notifications soon or shows other signs of them being crawled using the mobile-first indexing process, do let us know.

For now, I have yet to see anyone definitively say they are now being indexed in the mobile-first indexing manner.

Here is a video of the full day, John's talk is in the last 30 minutes of this:

Update: Some are saying they are getting notifications this morning:

Forum discussion at Twitter.

 

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