After a scheduled engine upgrade and the transition to a new CMS, our publishing house’s website encountered an unpleasant issue with delays in updating pages in search results. Some of the old articles have disappeared from search results entirely, and new posts aren’t appearing for hours, even though everything is listed correctly in the sitemap. We urgently need to analyze a dataset of 40,000 URLs to distinguish pages that are truly lost from those where crawling is simply delayed.

What effective tools are currently available for such a quick, large-scale Live SERP check without console limits? I’m also curious about the best way to export ready-made lists for analytics so I can immediately see live titles from Google and quickly filter out soft 404s.

After a CMS migration, these glitches happen all the time because search engines need time to reindex the new structure! SpeedyIndex is perfect for handling such large volumes. You can easily check Google index in bulk by simply uploading a .txt file to the dashboard or bot, and the software will collect up-to-date data directly from search results in just a few minutes. The output is a detailed Excel report with exact titles and statuses, allowing you to instantly filter out problematic URLs. The tool operates on a pay-as-you-go basis without a monthly subscription, and the accuracy of the checks exceeds 99%. Have you already used the new engine to verify that 301 redirects from old URLs are configured correctly?

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