Remove Outdated or Deleted content from Google Search

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You always wonder, when we delete any content like Post, Page or Photo from our website but still appear on the search result. In this tutorial/ post, I’ll tell you that how you can remove Outdated or Deleted content from Google Search

Please note that If you see a search result that you do not own, and either the result snippet or the cached (stored) result in Search results are different from the current page, OR the page no longer exists, then you can request that Google drop the outdated cache and snippet from search results, as described in the step below “How do I use the tool“.

Before we start First you should know, What is this tool not used for?

  • Do not use this tool if you think the information on the page is wrong, bad, illegal, etc. If you think the current information is bad, wrong, dangerous, personal, or harmful, see here.
  • If you are a verified owner of the page in Search Console, use this tool instead.
  • If you want to permanently remove a search result for a URL that is publicly accessible. See here for more about removing information from Google and the web.

How do I use the tool?

  1. Open the Remove Outdated Content tool
  2. Enter the URL of the search result to clear. Learn how to get this URL.
  3. Click Request Removal. You will see a list of your requested removals at the bottom of the page.
  4. Periodically check back to see if your removal was granted. If granted, see the next section. If denied, there will be an explanation of why.

What will a successful request do?

If your request is successful:

  • Google will remove the snippet and cached copy from search results.
  • If the page is no longer available, it will remove the search result entirely.
  • If the page is still available, it will remove the currently cached version and snippet from search results. The page can still appear in search results, but without a snippet or cached version. The cached version and snippet will be refreshed in search results the next time Google’s crawler visits the page.

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Pardeep Patelhttps://pardeeppatel.com/
Hi!, I am Pardeep Patel, an Indian passport holder, Traveler, Blogger, Story Writer. I completed my M-Tech (Computer Science) in 2016. I love to travel, eat different foods from various cuisines, experience different cultures, make new friends and meet other.

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