Google is testing the possibility of real-time archiving

Google is currently testing an application programming interface - or in English API - that relies on indexing published content directly and in real time. The goal of this experiment is to enable trusted publishers to send any content they publish directly to Google, and as soon as this content arrives, Google’s algorithms will begin analyzing and indexing it, and thus it will appear in the search results at the moment it is published, and without any delay. In normal cases, when you publish content on the Internet, it does not appear directly in the search results. Rather, it needs a little time for Google’s crawler to see it and then index it. The goal of the new API that Google is developing is to make indexing happen directly and in real time, and that is through a new method. Instead of waiting for the crawler to read the new content that you have published, you will use the API provided to you by Google. This  

The API will capture any new content you publish and send it directly to Google. Of course, Google announced that this API will be provided to trusted publishers. Perhaps this matter will be generalized later, but in the testing phase it will be distributed only to trusted publishers. The beta version of this API will be launched in the next few months. It should be noted that many webmasters and content publishers have suffered for some time from a decrease in the number of archived pages, and this decrease appeared clearly in Google’s webmaster tools. I had mentioned this topic in a previous article. Perhaps the reason for this decrease was the test conducted by Google related to archiving content in real time. The previous reason is just expectations and nothing more. Google did not announce anything about this topic or mention its reasons, neither during the period in which this problem appeared nor after it. In general, if the experiment is successful and Google succeeds in archiving content in real time, it will have dealt a strong blow to its search engine competitors. Real-time archiving means that you will not have to wait for Google’s crawler, but rather you will send your content and it will be archived directly. But will this experiment be successful?

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