Discovered - currently not indexed ---- how do you solve this issue?

shady185 said:
Please don't ignore backlinks as Google cares for both quality content and authority. If you don't have authority you will struggle a lot with your rankings. Don't fall for the trap that only quality content would help you rank as G algorithms cannot assess the quality without any positive signals.
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noted, need to focus on backlinks. need to find free or reasonable price links.....
 
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BarryTheBaptist said:
Had a similar problem with one of my blogs. Built high authority links, shared on social media, solid internal interlinking structure, submitted the URL's to countless indexers, but nothing worked. The other blogs I had in the same niche indexed instantly.

What solved it for me in that particular situation for that site was the publishing frequency. I started publishing 2-3 posts daily (instead of 1 post a week) and within a 2 week period all of the posts were indexed almost instantly.

Maybe you can try upping your posting frequency, I think G appreciates regular publishers.
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To whom it may concern, I was having these exact thoughts this morning.
This guy confirmed it's not just me and COULD be a signal to send more crawlers.

If i compare my slowly indexing blogs versus one that gets indexed in 20 minutes, it's because I post 2 articles a day for the last 3 months, everyday.

So yeah, it could help too.
 
BarryTheBaptist said:
Had a similar problem with one of my blogs. Built high authority links, shared on social media, solid internal interlinking structure, submitted the URL's to countless indexers, but nothing worked. The other blogs I had in the same niche indexed instantly.

What solved it for me in that particular situation for that site was the publishing frequency. I started publishing 2-3 posts daily (instead of 1 post a week) and within a 2 week period all of the posts were indexed almost instantly.

Maybe you can try upping your posting frequency, I think G appreciates regular publishers.
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Alexion said:
To whom it may concern, I was having these exact thoughts this morning.
This guy confirmed it's not just me and COULD be a signal to send more crawlers.

If i compare my slowly indexing blogs versus one that gets indexed in 20 minutes, it's because I post 2 articles a day for the last 3 months, everyday.

So yeah, it could help too.
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I am doing the regular posting in my site for the past month. I started my new site in 1st week of March. Initially, I was posting 20-30 articles daily (all high quality and unique), now I lowered to 10-15 daily. Crawlers are busy crawling my site since then. Hoping that Google will index the bulk of my articles soon as it has so far index less than 10% of my posts. I still have 866 URLS Discovered - not currently indexed as per GSC. I already posted more than 1000 articles. Below is my crawl stats:

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dragonian said:
I am doing the regular posting in my site for the past month. I started my new site in 1st week of March. Initially, I was posting 20-30 articles daily (all high quality and unique), now I lowered to 10-15 daily. Crawlers are busy crawling my site since then. Hoping that Google will index the bulk of my articles soon as it has so far index less than 10% of my posts. I still have 866 URLS Discovered - not currently indexed as per GSC. I already posted more than 1000 articles. Below is my crawl stats:

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So it does work.

Most of the crawl requests are for updating existing content. You should check how many discoveries per day are they allocating.
On a similar type of blog, I barely get 20-30 indexed pages per day(out of 16 000). But there are around 200 crawlers per day visiting. Most of them just check existing indexed content, which is where the loss occurs.
 
Alexion said:
So it does work.

Most of the crawl requests are for updating existing content. You should check how many discoveries per day are they allocating.
On a similar type of blog, I barely get 20-30 indexed pages per day(out of 16 000). But there are around 200 crawlers per day visiting. Most of them just check existing indexed content, which is where the loss occurs.
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My indexed pages stopped at 100 (more or less and fluctuating). It has been stagnant for the past few days. Judging by the rate of your indexing for 16000 pages, I should expect 1.25 pages a day for 1000 pages. So I think I should stop the daily review of my GSC because it is somehow distracting when the index is not moving day to day. Perhaps a weekly review will be better to really see the difference rather than becoming impatient as a result of the slow progress.
 
You have 43 post so you will get approve in google news so your post will index more faster then usual.
Do some social share
Keep in mind to post unique high quality content in your site.
 
toysonline said:
thank you guys for your feedback.

started the site last FEB and now have 43 articles (27K total words). all manually written by me, 6 articles i outsourced. all decent quality articles. these are upcoming games so not much articles written about it online. all posts are different games.

i have an internal link plugins installed for internal backlink. i have reddit group with 1500 members and twitter account. after i post the article, i post it in both reddit and twitter. i currently don't have backlink.

i guess i will just continue writing articles and let it grow for now :)
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Use the Google Indexing API. I have a site that I started around February too and used the Indexing API to instantly index articles, now it's getting around 100 visits per month from Google with 28 articles.
I shared the method in this post.
 
I was facing the same issue, try using Backlinks from high DA websites
 
There are paid indexing services on bhw which you can use to get the posts indexed.
 
dragonian said:
My indexed pages stopped at 100 (more or less and fluctuating). It has been stagnant for the past few days. Judging by the rate of your indexing for 16000 pages, I should expect 1.25 pages a day for 1000 pages. So I think I should stop the daily review of my GSC because it is somehow distracting when the index is not moving day to day. Perhaps a weekly review will be better to really see the difference rather than becoming impatient as a result of the slow progress.
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Did you use a paid indexing service?
 
At least in my case, I can confirm a trend of Google ignoring a website after you abuse their Index API which was meant for job websites.

Yes, it works wonders in the beginning, but once you make a habit of it, it will simply ignore you, and indexing altogether for a while.

Again, it's just my case, but I can see the pattern identical between 7 autoblogs.
 
As someone suggest before your issue is at crawl and is good to get some backlinks this will help so the bots can index your pages.
 
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