[Help needed] Guest posts on powerful domains not indexed by Google

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I have been investing on Guest posts (10+ weekly) on powerful websites like ted.com, buzfeed, globedia, financegab etc.
But most of these posts aren't indexed by Google as of now. Some been more than a week that has not been indexed.
It is also not showing up on Ahrefs.

I tried many backlink indexing services from here. But it didn't help either.

Is anyone experiencing the same? How to force google to index these posts?
Or did the Author 'no-indexed' these posts? If yes, how to check if it is 'no-indexed'?
 
A week is no time at all generally but I'm guessing you're paying peanuts for these sites such as Ted?
 
You can check the urls of your guest posts here: https://search.google.com/test/mobile-friendly
This will let you know if Google can access and index them.
But as @MisterF mentions, links on those sites, especially Ted.com tend not to be as high quality as you think.
 
Use indexing services , sometimes it happens with an issue over , use indexer or Google GSC !
 
A week is no time at all generally but I'm guessing you're paying peanuts for these sites such as Ted?
Paying between $50~500 depends on the website monthly traffic
According to my experience, Google does not index these posts. So any type of indexing process is not working for these posts.
Do you know any reasons why?
I have been building very niche relevant links.
 
try social media share the guest post on social media this will help
 
I have been investing on Guest posts (10+ weekly) on powerful websites like ted.com, buzfeed, globedia, financegab etc.
But most of these posts aren't indexed by Google as of now. Some been more than a week that has not been indexed.
It is also not showing up on Ahrefs.

I tried many backlink indexing services from here. But it didn't help either.

Is anyone experiencing the same? How to force google to index these posts?
Or did the Author 'no-indexed' these posts? If yes, how to check if it is 'no-indexed'?

For how much did you buy these guest posts? Before purchasing these kinds of links, you should ask for the samples and check whether the previous posts have been indexed or not. Where did the posts come from?

Indexing is not in the hand of the author; it's up to the admin.

I'm aware that sites like "BuzzFeed" do not index. Anyone can register and publish their content. The admin doesn't approve these types of author accounts. As a result, indexing them is impossible. There is nothing to wonder about it, Even after some days, their account will be removed.
 
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