Unleashing GSC's Potential: Can We Submit URLs in Bulk?

[SelenaQuintanilla]

Hello,

I'm currently working on improving the indexing process for my website. Is there a straightforward way to bulk submit a list of URLs to Google Search Console (GSC) instead of adding them one by one? I've heard that this can be done using the API, but is the process similar or are there any differences I should be aware of?

Thank you in advance for your insights.

 

[yuukojp]

You can use a sitemap instead to have the same effect?

 

[mediaman$$$]

I have heard it is done using Google Cloud API but have also been told it is "dead"

 

[SelenaQuintanilla]

You can use a sitemap instead to have the same effect?

I do also but from my modest experience,
sitemap are great for "detection" but when i submit manually page they are indexed!

 

[SelenaQuintanilla]

I have heard it is done using Google Cloud API but have also been told it is "dead"

Maybe there is simple script, automatisation for just send few url by day,
if someone have any tips?
Thank by advance

 

[She Hulk]

You can use Bulk Sitemap Submission in Google Search Console

 

[Abigail Catlin]

You can use a sitemap for bulk URL submission.

 

[jamie3000]

Sounds like you just want a sitemap file

 

[SelenaQuintanilla]

thank for your reply
Like i said before

I do also but from my modest experience,
sitemap are great for "detection" but when i submit manually page they are indexed!

Maybe i am wrong about this point but for me with sitemap my url are just in detected page,
but when i by one manual url few hours laters it is indexed.
Yes for sure sitemap is great and easy but i don't have the same result!

 

[Seopreneur01]

Hello,

I'm currently working on improving the indexing process for my website. Is there a straightforward way to bulk submit a list of URLs to Google Search Console (GSC) instead of adding them one by one? I've heard that this can be done using the API, but is the process similar or are there any differences I should be aware of?

Thank you in advance for your insights.

I've tried the RankMath's indexing API last year and it worked pretty well for a website that wasn't getting new blog posts indexed.

It should work for bulk indexing too.

Here's the link: https://rankmath.com/wordpress/plugin/instant-indexing/

The tool works with Google's API system which is supposed to be used by Job Portals and other platforms that update data in bulk every single day. But a lot of users have had success with getting their pages indexed too.

 

[SelenaQuintanilla]

I've tried the RankMath's indexing API last year and it worked pretty well for a website that wasn't getting new blog posts indexed.

It should work for bulk indexing too.

Here's the link: https://rankmath.com/wordpress/plugin/instant-indexing/

The tool works with Google's API system which is supposed to be used by Job Portals and other platforms that update data in bulk every single day. But a lot of users have had success with getting their pages indexed too.

Thank for your reply i will check this extension for a another website, because if found one already who works!
Yes Is look like the Google Indexing API is magical because it only what i use this website :
I tried FlashSerp and i got 200 hundred page indexed in 2 hours...
https://www.flashserp.com


Opposite to some service to http://onehourindexing.co/
where i didn't see any difference!

 

[SelenaQuintanilla]

The Secret to Indexing All Your Pages in Just 2 Minutes!

A quick shoutout to everyone who chimed in with their expertise and insights on this thread, especially to @Seopreneur01 . Your recommendation about RankMath's indexing API was golden!


Short Version: I managed to index 40 low-quality pages that I had just created 5 minutes prior, and they were all indexed within 2 minutes!

Long Version: I'm venturing into affiliate marketing and had previously launched a site that lost traction because it wasn’t evergreen. So, I decided to roll out four more highly specialized/niche sites. Right now, they are in their beta phases with no personal touches, and just have 5 news pages. These pages are essentially rewrites of scraped articles (using a solid prompt and GPT-4) that I translated into 15 languages automatically.

Previously, very few of my pages got indexed unless I manually sent them to Google Search Console (GSC). Like many of you, I didn't want to manually send every URL and was frustrated by the 10-page limitation. Then, I stumbled upon Google's Indexing API – a true game changer!

I initially tried the FlashSerp website and was amazed to see all my URLs getting indexed within 5 minutes. But the cherry on top was when I tried the RankMath's indexing extension. I added a new language to one of my sites using the TranslatePress extension and sent over the URLs. Voilà! They were indexed in 2 minutes. The best part? It's all FREE, unlike FlashSerp!

I'm currently using FlashSerp's free trial and I must say, their dashboard is fantastic for getting a clear view of which pages are indexed.

Now, I’m faced with a peculiar problem. I'm somewhat concerned that this might be too efficient, and Google might penalize me. I've learned that this API was originally intended for job portals.

What do you all think? Any advice or insights would be highly appreciated!

 

[jennykumar]

Now, I’m faced with a peculiar problem. I'm somewhat concerned that this might be too efficient, and Google might penalize me. I've learned that this API was originally intended for job portals.

yes, using indexing api of google that is ONLY for job postings if used for artcile or blog posting which do not have job schema markup will eventually penalize your entire site. i've said that few months ago as from my first hand experince.

 

[SelenaQuintanilla]

yes, using indexing api of google that is ONLY for job postings if used for artcile or blog posting which do not have job schema markup will eventually penalize your entire site. i've said that few months ago as from my first hand experince.

thank you for your response indeed it is good to know the risks taken by this implementation because for the moment I am extremely satisfied to see my URLs indexed fast and automatic!
But if there is a penality later....
We must be able to estimate whether the game is worth it and to what extent we can do this without having a penalty.

 

[Permat]

Just resubmit the sitemap, that works usually.

 

[SelenaQuintanilla]

Just resubmit the sitemap, that works usually.

Like i said before sitemap in my case don't index the page,
Just detect it after more than a month....
With Google Api ( Rankmath/ Or other service) it was working in 5 min...

 

[Permat]

Like i said before sitemap in my case don't index the page,
Just detect it after more than a month....
With Google Api ( Rankmath/ Or other service) it was working in 5 min...

If you resubmit the same sitemap they usually crawl everything within a couple of days unless your site has lots of low quality content.

 

[kickasss]

Anyone tried the indexing api and got their pages indexed? I've read that after some time your pages get deindexed.

 

[jutomo]

Sitemap and some SEO plugins have index now functions. I think it also has to do with content quality. Once the site is warmed up, good quality pages tend to get indexed really fast.

 

[jennykumar]

thank you for your response indeed it is good to know the risks taken by this implementation because for the moment I am extremely satisfied to see my URLs indexed fast and automatic!
But if there is a penality later....
We must be able to estimate whether the game is worth it and to what extent we can do this without having a penalty.

yes, thats why I later used a parasite with rankmath google index plugin, so if penalized that parasite will suffer and not my money site. Though, the results are yet to come. I'll update my old thread about it if and when google penalizes my parasite.