Is Your Site Still Not Listed In Google News After Bug?

Jan 12, 2018 - 7:45 am 0 by

Google News Worry

Earlier this week, we broke the news that many publishers were accidentally removed from Google News some how. Google restored the issue several hours after we reported it but there are still some news publishers complaining they are not back in the Google Index.

If you are not back in the Google News index, chances are, you were not removed due to this bug. But if you believe you were, Valerie Streit from Google gave those publishers advice.

Valerie Streit said in a Google News Help thread that they cannot respond to all the requests in the forum and instead, you should contact the Google News help center directly for support with your site not showing. She wrote:

I see a number of posts here inquiring about the status of missing or unlisted sites in Google News. The best and quickest way to get attention from us is by contacting our dedicated support team at the Google News Publisher Help Center. We won't be able to troubleshoot individual private publisher concerns on this public forum. Thanks for your understanding.

Forum discussion at Google News Help.

 

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