SEO
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Request for Removal Tool: If you are the owner of the website.
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Refresh Outdated Content: If you are not the owner of the website.
What is Canonical Tag in SEO?
When we create a website, it may happens that two or more pages have the same structure, content and their is slight difference. So in such cases, when search engines crawl the website and find these pages, it flags them as duplicate content which ultimately hampers the website traffic. Hence, to make certain that this issue won’t happen, there is a meta tag called canonical tag, you can define in the page code that basically tells the search engine that the URL present in the canonical tag is the original URL and the search engine should consider indexing the canonical URL instead of the current page URL in which the search engine crawler is present.
Do we loose the Google Search Console Data after Domain Expiration?
Have you ever qurious to know that “What happens to the Google Search Console Data after domain expires?”.
Well, the data will remain present in the Search Console and the new domain owner can claim the data after domain verification.
So, the GSC data transfers from one owner to another.
How to Remove Unwanted Content from Google Search?
You can add no-index meta tag on the webpage but it takes a maximum of 6 months for the webpage to disappear from SERP.
However, there are two more alternative ways mentioned below:
Keyword Difficulty
Keyword difficulty is a metric that shows How difficult the keyword is to rank on the search engine result page.
While keyword difficulty is not an official Google’s metric, many SEO softwares provide this metric by analyzing the number of pages created for a particular keyword w.r.t to the webpages authority.