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Using hreflang for many (70+) English versions of content & seeing many get deindexed? Via

: Yes, that's duplicate content to Google & our systems can choose to deindex many of those. Start with one English version vs. providing many dups: youtube.com/watch?v=GR-A6k

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: If you have fewer versions of English content, we can focus on that for indexing and might treat it better when it comes to ranking. Ramp up versus going overboard with providing 70 versions of the same language content by country. youtube.com/watch?v=GR-A6k

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Can you give us an example?