The new site appearance in SERPs

[Black Belt Spodermen]

I have been working on a new site that has an aged domain and pretty good backlink profile for a week now.

It took around 5-6 days before GSC started indexing its pages. Now, the pages are getting indexed within half an hour after I submit them to GSC.

Some pages that got indexed are appearing in SERPs when I type site:website.com but they are not appearing in SERPs through queries.

I understand that it might be too early to say this but does anybody have an idea when the posts are going to appear in SERPs?

 

[HenryObi]

I have been working on a new site that has an aged domain and pretty good backlink profile for a week now.

It took around 5-6 days before GSC started indexing its pages. Now, the pages are getting indexed within half an hour after I submit them to GSC.

Some pages that got indexed are appearing in SERPs when I type site:website.com but they are not appearing in SERPs through queries.

I understand that it might be too early to say this but does anybody have an idea when the posts are going to appear in SERPs?

Your site is still very new, it would take weeks or months before it'll start getting some search impression.

The time it takes would be determined by how competitive the keywords are and most importantly, how optimized and authoritative your website is.

 

[dandan594594]

Yeah, that's a "How long is a piece of string" question.

My new site is 4 months old and is still being restricted.

Just keep knocking out content and working on SEO... Forget Google for awhile!

 

[Deleted member 1501362]

My content are being indexed as well but not showing up for the different keywords, I think Google is going through some stuff right now, we just got to play the waiting game.

 

[HustleTong]

Forget about it for the first 5-6 months after publishing
Depending on the authority of your domain, it will vary.

 

[NeedMyLink]

Aged domains with solid backlink profiles generally have a head start. However, just because pages are indexed doesn't mean they'll rank immediately for queries. Ensure on-page SEO is optimized and consider the competitiveness of your target keywords. Give it some time and monitor closely.

 

[T2tkid]

Your site is still very new, it would take weeks or months before it'll start getting some search impression.

The time it takes would be determined by how competitive the keywords are and most importantly, how optimized and authoritative your website is.

I think you guys are missing the part that the NEW SITE is built on an aged domain. An aged domain shouldn't take months to start appearing for its queries.

If it will take 4+ months to start appearing on the SERP for an aged domain, then the purpose of the 'aged domain' has been defeated. Some people start getting their ROI even before the 4th month.

The last site I built on a brand new domain is already at $400+ a month (not much though), and the site started making this amount in its 3rd month.

Yeah, that's a "How long is a piece of string" question.

My new site is 4 months old and is still being restricted.

Just keep knocking out content and working on SEO... Forget Google for awhile!

Agreed, keep working on your site and forget about google. Still, you must do it right while waiting for the god of google to notice your site.

 

[hakemq8]

My site's age is 5 months now, many of the SERPs disappeared after the recent update, a few appeared again, and others disappeared again, I don't know what's going on. but I will keep working.