I always link my posts to a previous page that is already crawled a lot seems more dependable than clicking on the URL inspection button every single day lol
Making use of valuable internal links from sites that have had a history of good traffic helps me
One way that helped was by posting new articles on pages that google continually comes back to there ws no need for me to stress about loading time when the content is simply a duplicate of existing content.
usually i would say that internal linking nd URL submission in google search console are the right ways to start with. but do not forget that ur page should be at least linked from any other site which google already crawls. however, there is no magic trick to get indexed immediattely. sometimes, it just takes time.
drop your new post link directly into Google Search Console's URL Inspector.
For quick indexing, i focus on internal linking, xml sitemap updates and making sure the pages provides unique value. I also check the GSC URL inspection to check whether google can crawl the page and request indexing.
Absolutely! The value of the links from old but relevant pages to your new content can’t be underestimated because that will assist the crawler and even your readers to locate the new page. Before using any other indexing tool I first look at GSC.
From my experience, internal linking helps a lot. I usually link new posts from a few relevant, already indexed pages and request indexing through search console. I also keep the sitemap updated and focus on useful content. No magic tricks just solid basics that work without spending on backlinks.
