GSC indexed very low pages.... why?
- Thread starter hainahoo
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- Dec 31, 2013
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If it is Wordpress, Then you can use rankmath instant index plugin addons. It will help you to index your all of content.
hideath
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Not suitable and won't work for Google unless you add the website as a news website, which could get you penalized if it's not,
OP, make sure you're submitting the sitemaps and including all of the pages within,
And you can submit the pages manually for indexing (around 12 pages a day at max),
Other than that, make sure you're adding proper internal links to the website to flow authority and redirect Google bots,
And lastly, build authority over time, authority websites tend to get crawled/indexed much faster, have more crawl budget, etc...
wwsosop
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Bro, you may experience pages cannibalizing each other at that number.
I have it already. Let me check the settings.
I already added my website in the publishercentral. So, I think no other steps are needed. if I am wrong, please tell me where should add my site as news site.
I am not sure.
Myself found the issue on the sitemap url that generated through rankmath. It's not updated due to some cache issue. Hence, GSC couldn't find all my urls via sitemap. Now I have updated the Rankmath sitemap url and ensure it has all urls. I hope it will resolve the issue. I will update the result in a day or two.
OK. Thank you for valuable info. Can you share more details how to boost crawl budget?
Thank you for your inputs.
Mr_Hasan
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Don't mention it, we are here to learn.
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Google won’t index 400+ pages overnight, but you can speed things up by submitting a proper XML sitemap in GSC, interlinking articles for easier crawl paths, keeping categories/homepage updated with fresh links, and using the URL inspection tool for priority posts. Clean site structure + good internal linking usually gets Googlebot moving faster.
G33K
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Just add more articles, and your new articles should be really cool. It seems to me, that in 2025 it's the only way. I am not kidding.
corevibe
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Hey man, solid effort spotting the sitemap cache issue - good catch!
Here’s something unexpected: Instead of pushing all 400 pages at once… Try withdrawing some.
Yeah, hear me out.
Google sees a flood of thin, similar, or low-traffic pages? It slows down.
It’s like showing up to a party with 100 friends, the bouncer gets suspicious.
So here’s the twist:
Now you’ve got a tighter, higher-quality site.
Google crawls faster. Trust goes up. Indexing improves.
Then, reintroduce the best of the no-indexed ones: as new content.
Feels fresh. Gets attention.
Less can be more.
Sometimes, the fastest way to get indexed is to ask Google to ignore part of your site first.
Here’s something unexpected: Instead of pushing all 400 pages at once… Try withdrawing some.
Yeah, hear me out.
Google sees a flood of thin, similar, or low-traffic pages? It slows down.
It’s like showing up to a party with 100 friends, the bouncer gets suspicious.
So here’s the twist:
- Pick your weakest 100–150 pages.
- No-index them. Or merge them into stronger ones.
Now you’ve got a tighter, higher-quality site.
Google crawls faster. Trust goes up. Indexing improves.
Then, reintroduce the best of the no-indexed ones: as new content.
Feels fresh. Gets attention.
Less can be more.
Sometimes, the fastest way to get indexed is to ask Google to ignore part of your site first.
sda
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- Nov 6, 2017
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OP, don't worry about that chart you've shown us. Scroll that page down and read carefully, WHY your pages were not indexed. GSC always gives you the key.
If pages cannibalise each other, what should I do to avoid it?
I hope I did what you mentioned here. Let me ensure this once again. Thank you.