When will my new site will be indexed normally?

[stilnewbie]

When I check the number of indexed pages using the advanced url command (”site: ***.com”), google shows there are 48 indexed results,
but the number of its real results is only 12 , there is only less than 2 result pages in google; actually this website was built about 1~2 months ago, and I just wrote and published 18 articles, so I feel puzzled. Is that data normal? I keep publishing one article every 2~3 days, but they don’t index my site pages regularly, and I check the google webmaster tools, there are no crawl errors.

Sorry, I am still a newbie when it comes to website building, so may I know when this young site can be indexed normally? Or do I need to keep patient and just wait, or is there something wrong with my new site?

By the way, the word count of every article ranges from 1000~1700 words, I write articles by myself, it should be unique and good quality; by the way, so far, there has only been 2 visitors in total. But I am trying to write more. So, am I too anxious to see results? Is that data normal?

 

[Marco Diversi]

yes just wait and keep an eye on the webmaster's tools!

of course, you need to submit the sitemap and check for any block you might have on the robots.txt!

 

[soniarunin]

Do link building for all the URL's to index them in the google, so Google bot knows about the various pages of the websites to show them in the google webmaster tool.

 

[Shareconnect]

You can make use of robot without any adsense on it

 

[HelloBTCMINER]

Try tiered link building process. If you don't know what it is, go here - http://bfy.tw/IwYO
They will send signals to big G to crawl your site regularly and will rank them.

 

[tiiberius]

Google indexes many more URLs than you are aware of. That's what's happening here.

Then they might omit their own results.

Things like tag pages, category pages, author pages. I suggest you de-index those to avoid duplicate content trouble.

 

[maxchanwl]

If you have 18 pages, and you only see 12 on the search result, there may be instances where some of the articles have very similar content, and G is finding it hard to rank the articles, and they may have grouped the similar article together instead.
Make sure that each article's title and meta-description are unique and distinctive, and that would allow G to distinctively differentiate the articles from one another, and that would also help you fair better when ranking on the search engine.

 

[BHSEONewb]

Assuming you don't have any noindex/nofollow settings activated or anything blocked in the robots.txt, I typically see 4-6 days for a page to get indexed on my site. I did force a crawl through Webmaster Tools "Fetch as Google" recently for a page and it was scanned and indexed within a few minutes. This was after two days of waiting for it to index naturally.

 

[Masood]

You have to write articles for only indexed pages and wait for other pages it takes time to get indexed, keep your eye on webmaster tool.

 

[stilnewbie]

Assuming you don't have any noindex/nofollow settings activated or anything blocked in the robots.txt, I typically see 4-6 days for a page to get indexed on my site. I did force a crawl through Webmaster Tools "Fetch as Google" recently for a page and it was scanned and indexed within a few minutes. This was after two days of waiting for it to index naturally.

Yeah, I followed your method, all the pages get indexed now. TKS Problems should not be involved with articles themselves. It seems Google responds slowly to a young website

 

[klpn1963]

It takes between 4 days and 4 weeks for your brand new website to be crawled and indexed by Google. This range, however, is fairly broad and has been challenged by those who claim to have indexed sites in less than 4 days.