Removing Stale Content from Google Search results
Posted on June 27th, 2006 by humancamcorder
You *had* a page before. It was deleted or migrated somewhere else. The problem is that google had its crawler add the stale site to its database. Now, search results still include this stale site. The question here is, how do we immediately delete this from google’s search results?
The simplest answer is HERE in the webmaster support pages of google: http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=35301&ctx=sibling
Here are some other things you could do asap:
Please select an option below for instructions. Removals will take effect the next time Google crawls your site.
- Remove your entire website
- Remove part of your website
- Remove snippets
- Remove cached pages
- Remove an outdated link
- Remove an image from Google Image Search
- Remove a blog from Blog Search
- Remove a RSS or Atom feed (i.e., block Feedfetcher)
- Remove transcoded pages
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