How long does it take to be included in Baidu? What is the reason for slow website inclusion?

Baidu algorithm is constantly upgrading, paying more and more attention to the original content and user experience of the website. Therefore, the fact that many of your website contents are pseudo-original and reprinted will become the main reason why your website will not be included. Many webmasters will ask: Why haven’t the original works I work on every day been included? How long does it take for Baidu to include it? What is the reason for slow website inclusion? Let’s follow Feng Chao from Jimifeng Technology to learn more about it!

How long does it take to be included in Baidu? What is the reason for slow website inclusion?

1. Clearly indicate the progress completed and the time or steps remaining

Users of complex applications often analyze large data sets, run complex models, or query reliable information sources—all processes that require significant amounts of system processing time. During these relatively long wait periods, visibility into the state of the system is particularly important, meaning that feedback should be provided to the user within a reasonable amount of time about what is happening.

Because processing times in complex applications are often relatively long (at least compared to everyday online activities such as adding items to a shopping cart), complex application users can benefit from detailed information about what happens during the system's processing and where they exist relative to the end of the process. Progress indicators that provide detailed information, such as elapsed time (or steps completed) and remaining time or steps, make long waits more bearable and increase user confidence.

2. Associate successful conversation messages with other details

During long wait periods, complex application users may leave their work to complete different activities or initiate other tasks within the system; these activities increase their overall cognitive load.

To reduce the working memory load for returning users and help them regain context, after a process is completed, provide details summarizing what happened when the user left off.

Success dialogs (system messages that alert the user that a process has completed successfully) can provide useful contextual information, such as the time elapsed, a timestamp of when the process completed, and links to any relevant information related to the completed process (e.g., new records created, documentation about errors, logs). Using this information, users can understand typical processing times, make more informed decisions about whether they should invest in additional tasks in similar processes in the future, and increase confidence that the process is performing as expected.

3. Enable user-generated comments and reviews within the system

Users who return to a particular workflow after an interruption may not remember what information they were looking for, which steps they completed, or why they took a specific sequence of actions. An often-overlooked strategy for helping users of complex applications remember their previous goals and actions is to supplement working memory with some external memory source where users can save and access the information they need during their workflow within the system.

Website content with good user experience will make the entire website reasonable and form a unified whole, which is conducive to the frequency of information extraction from the website, thereby increasing the inclusion rate of the website. Building a website within a complete chain can provide good weight. On the contrary, it will cause the website to contain many unfavorable factors, which will lead to an increase in the number of website inclusions, so in the future you can use some original articles with high relevance.