Tests not words:
Indexing Charts
We are a new Agency in the market. SEO requires constant work and patience. Google constantly changes its algorithms. Our SEO technique is based on maintaining lasting indexing and not on the uncertainty of algorithm changes that Google constantly makes.
SEO: Search Engine Optimization
This is not an achievement. Just the beginning of our work. Optimization is constant work and requires patience, determination and perseverance. We do not want this page that you are reading at this moment to be indexed by Google.
On November 20, 2023 we published our website. Google's indexing could be considered a success if we consider that of 12 web pages published that day, 11 were indexed. Of the 3 not indexed, 2 were under construction, without indexing permission on the web. The rest contains sensitive information about prices and offers and we do not want it to be indexed on Google.
But this is just the beginning of our SEO work and Google will start showing our websites in organic search results, but not until ~1 month later.
Unindexed
These are the reasons that Google shows that the remaining 3 pages are not indexed, as we explained above.
Below is an image of the "performance" we currently have in the organic ranking according to Google. This ranking is only a reference with respect to the other websites that Google considers to be within our business category. Even so, Google will take a while to show us in its organic results and for us it is just a good start in our SEO work.
Explanatory note: the red numbers indicate the position in which Google would show our web pages in its organic results. If the number 1 appeared it would indicate that Google would show us in its first position.
We emphasize, "It would show", because it will not happen until approximately a month after the publication date of our website, which was November 20, 2023. This is how Google's algorithms are, there is never certainty about how they work or when Google decides change them. The reason our SEO technique focuses on your indexing durability and not on "guessing" what changes Google made to their programmatic indexing algorithms.