- Google’s guide now sets expectations for how long it takes to re-evaluate grouped pages after a content fix.
- Pages generally leave a duplicate cluster faster when the difference in content between them is clear.
- The indexing request may ask Google to reevaluate grouped pages, although Google advises saving this for your most important URLs.
Google has updated its canonicalization troubleshooting guide with new guidance on how long pages can remain in a duplicate cluster after fixing content.
