Are you fed up with Google controlling your content? Do you want to take back control and remove your content from Google’s index?
It’s time to take a stand and tell Google: “Enough is enough! My content is my own and I’m taking it back!”
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to remove your content from Google’s index, step-by-step.
First, let’s understand what it means when your content is “indexed” by Google. When you create a website or blog, you’re essentially creating an online space consisting of individual pages. Each page has its own unique URL address.
If you want people to find your pages, you need to make sure they’re indexed by search engines such as Google. This means that when someone types a query into Google, the search engine will scour the internet for pages that match the user’s query. If your pages are indexed, they have a chance of appearing in the search results.
Now that we’ve clarified what it means for your content to be indexed, let’s get started on how to remove it from Google!
The first step is to log into your Google Search Console account. If you don’t have one, you can create one for free.
Once you’re logged in, click on the “Removals” tab in the left sidebar. Then click on the “New Request” button.
