Anyone else's posts getting instantly indexed after submitting to GSC?

[Waifu_tatyana]

My posts (no matter how many or what quality) are getting indexed almost 10 seconds after I submit them to GSC.
I'm trying to determine if it is the new normal now or if it is the authority of my expired domain.

If it is indeed the power of my expired domain, should I take advantage and spam post AI articles (I have been posting manual articles so far) to rake in short term revenue?

 

[hideath]

That's due to the domain authority for sure,
And yes, you can use it for whatever spam you're planning to do,

Everything is up to the possible ROI you're going to make with it,
How long & how much are the right questions, partial spam (automation) can last relatively longer with good ROI,

Keep in mind that google algos can get you doomed sooner than you think, especially with all of the websites getting f**d overnight today,
Using the domain for legit project could get you more sustainable profit for the long term and you can make it even better,
And you'll keep the website clean & running which can be flipped for x25-35 of its average profit,

To sum it up, it's simply your choice, take your time to make your research, do some a/b tests then decide,
Best of luck! Please just don't run some bh stuff (porn/gambling, etc...) for god's sake

 

[HenryObi]

I'm trying to determine if it is the new normal now or if it is the authority of my expired domain.

Very likely this. I have a considerably new domain that isn't getting instantly indexed.

Do they equally rank as fast?

If you're not interested in making it a long term project you can hit it with the AI content, else, you want to go manually with great content. You don't want another AI(helpful content) update to render your strong expired domain useless.

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

That's due to the domain authority for sure,
And yes, you can use it for whatever spam you're planning to do,

Alright then. And by spam, I meant manually proof read AI articles.

Everything is up to the possible ROI you're going to make with it,
How long & how much are the right questions, partial spam (automation) can last relatively longer with good ROI,

I think my niche's ROI is decent already got a few great aff conversions.

Using the domain for legit project could get you more sustainable profit for the long term and you can make it even better,

It is in a legitimate niche, the articles are helpful (hopefully), and I'm just employing some unethical means (not blackhat) to gain authority.

Best of luck! Please just don't run some bh stuff (porn/gambling, etc...) for god's sake

None. I don't even bother with them since they're above my SEO literacy grade

Do they equally rank as fast?

Yep, they all rank within 5-10 seconds of manual submission (read immediately).

else, you want to go manually with great content.

That's what I'm doing but its time consuming and there's no assurance that Google still won't fuck up my site.

 

[HenryObi]

That's what I'm doing but its time consuming and there's no assurance that Google still won't fuck up my site.

You're right about Google messing everything up quickly. How soon can you turn profit? If you're able to answer this then you know what to do.

 

[xpesos]

My posts (no matter how many or what quality) are getting indexed almost 10 seconds after I submit them to GSC.
I'm trying to determine if it is the new normal now or if it is the authority of my expired domain.

If it is indeed the power of my expired domain, should I take advantage and spam post AI articles (I have been posting manual articles so far) to rake in short term revenue?

I have been doing a lot of testing on expired domains, it is very easy to get indexed in minutes, problem is in coming weeks, you have to be very careful, if google detects un-natural behavior of site, it can tag as misuse of expired domains, then your site die out quickly.
My technique is to post slow, 20 to 30 posts then wait, google will index all, within minutes, then in few days it will de-index couple of posts, so you add more and continue slowly, if you post a lot of content quickly, you risk total de-index

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

I have been doing a lot of testing on expired domains, it is very easy to get indexed in minutes, problem is in coming weeks, you have to be very careful, if google detects un-natural behavior of site, it can tag as misuse of expired domains, then your site die out quickly.
My technique is to post slow, 20 to 30 posts then wait, google will index all, within minutes, then in few days it will de-index couple of posts, so you add more and continue slowly, if you post a lot of content quickly, you risk total de-index

Just what I was looking for. Someone with prior experience in this.
I've sitting on this domain for a good 3-4 months (I resurrected the old site as it was, added 2-3 test articles, and let it age, they all started to grab the top 3 spots within a month so I ramped up production).

Currently posting around 5 articles a day at the very most. 100% of them are getting insta-indexed and around 30-40% of them are starting to rank first page within an hour or two.

What do you say? Should I ramp up?

I'm adding articles not focused on search volume to add legitimacy (like statistical and scientific studies, etc).

Oh, one more thing, I'm not adding any images to my articles yet they're pulling in discover traffic for some reason. Should I start adding images or keep them going as it is?

 

[itz_styx]

did you check if the domain is in google news? these usually index fast, but will also drop after a while as for news google wants fresh content all the time.

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

did you check if the domain is in google news? these usually index fast, but will also drop after a while as for news google wants fresh content all the time.

Nope, it never was on G News.

 

[xpesos]

If the expired domain is already 10 days old, then continue adding more, you did well going with only 5 articles a day, google has become very good in analyzing behavior and any abnormal addition of content, if you want to increase number of posts per day then that can also be done, just increase the number slowly with few more everyday.
You should only stop if there is loss of indexing or sudden loss of impressions on GSC, if that happens, just leave site, and get some quality 1 or 2 backlinks, i have broken penalty and sandbox few times, and when you do it wisely the prize is also big.
the following site was released from sandbox after 40 days.

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

If the expired domain is already 10 days old, then continue adding more, you did well going with only 5 articles a day, google has become very good in analyzing behavior and any abnormal addition of content, if you want to increase number of posts per day then that can also be done, just increase the number slowly with few more everyday.
You should only stop if there is loss of indexing or sudden loss of impressions on GSC, if that happens, just leave site, and get some quality 1 or 2 backlinks, i have broken penalty and sandbox few times, and when you do it wisely the prize is also big.
the following site was released from sandbox after 40 days.

Valuable insight. Thanks a lot, mate. Your CTR is insane!
My stats are looking something like this, I can already notice 2 consecutive positive reranking on my console.

 

[harpage]

@xpesos you're pulling massive numbers on that blog these early days.

 

[jugnoo]

it is definitely due to the authority of the expired domain. it's depend on you either you spam the domain with AI artilces Or create a great site to earn life time income.

 

[Titans]

As advised it might be due to the authority of the expired domain. If it is a short term project you can use spam to post the AI articles. It may work initially and be thrown out when Google identifies it.

 

[Maggie Adams]

The fast indexing is likely due to your domain's authority. While you can post AI-generated articles for quick revenue, be careful of Google penalties. Balancing quality and quantity is key for long-term success.