I can’t find my posts on google

Sindrom18

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Hello guys,

i made my blog and i have two posts on it. One of 1400 words and another one 2000+ words.
I am asking you from a beginner point of view. Why i can’t find my posts Even if i write the exact Same title on google? I’m going to the 2nd page when all the results end and nothing.

In my case i am not concerning too much. I own a Facebook group about my niche of 3000+ people + an YouTube channel with 3000 subs. So I will wait to posts 2 more posts and I will make my blog “public” and I will drive traffic from there.

But what a beginner have to do when he want to start a new blog without any other audience? Why my posts are not visible? That sandbox thing? How much is it take usually? I made my first post 2 days ago and the other one yesterday.

Just another thing. I am able to “reach” only 79% with rank math. On basic SEO , everything is green but on the “recommended” ones, I have a few red. But I guess this is not so important.
Thank you all!
 
Ok, why? That sandbox thing? My posts are too new?
 
Verify your site with Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools as a start.

Both have good help guides or just google " get started with ... "
 
Verify your site with Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools as a start.

Both have good help guides or just google " get started with ... "
Thank you! I will try
 
7ECD8E3B-135C-4F93-AA2E-3B2DB9B17C78.jpeg I use rank math.

Some updates:

My blog was Linked with google search console.
What I did was to give “him” my site map. Everything is green.

I have another problem tough.
First I wanted to create a forum and on the same domain and I started to create the forums. In total 107. When I realized , because I have other business too, it will be impossible for me to manage it. So I decided to delete everything and I started to create my blog on the same domain.

well, when I took a look in google search console I saw that I was indexed for 107 pages. I said “wth”? It seem that my domain is indexed with that pages ( empty ones). How can I make them dissapear?

if I search for them , I cannot find them in google.

I have some good news tough. For one post I am indexed on the first page , 6th position for the focus keyword. Don’t freak out. I am the only one in my country who is writing/vloging and ownes a fb group about that niche. And also, it’s not in English. But somehow, some other posts in English are ranking better for the same focus keyword written in my language. However, maybe in a few days will stabilize.

just another thing to mention. If I write on google “www.mydomain.bg “for example .. the first result is , of course, my domain... but the other results are like: please see the attachment. How can I get rid of that?
 
Indexing anyway takes some time
The problem may be your blog is quite new
 
Indexing is very slow latetly, especially for brand new sites.

You should also add more quality articles, you've got very little content.

Keep working and it'll get indexed naturally. Get some traffic from social media and it'll help.
 
Do you have the list of those 170 pages?

no, cause I delete them when I changed my mind about the forum. It’s possible to take some time until google realize that those pages don’t exist anymore? It’s been 3 weeks since I created the blog though...

Indexing anyway takes some time
The problem may be your blog is quite new

It can be. It’s 3 weeks old but my articles (not pages) are 4 days and 3 days old.
 
if you already added your site to search console you can share those post on social media if any member read that post may it be index quickly
 
if you already added your site to search console you can share those post on social media if any member read that post may it be index quickly


Ok. Than I will write 2 more articles 1500+ words and I will make it “public” to my audience.
 
EDIT:
What do you think about this test made on gtmetrix?



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CDN request means accessing your data with the nearest server. if you are enable that your webpage take less time to open
 
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