Are your new posts getting indexed?
- Thread starter cubitly
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- Jun 15, 2019
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Not instantly but after one or two days.
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I post daily in my website
It automatically is shared in my facebook and twitter with tags related to my niche.
It automatically is shared in my facebook and twitter with tags related to my niche.
fb3003
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for good content and a real website, there are no issues.... BHW posts get indexed less than 10 min!!
if you are not getting indexed, then you suck , you just need to suck less !
HustleTong
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For relatively new sites, yes
More than 2 weeks on my end
More than 2 weeks on my end
cubitly
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How can I force to index? I have tweeted the URL over on my twitter account still it is not indexed
Anatolia-Server
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https://moz.com/mozcast Unfortunately, such problems happen a lot due to Google algorithm updates.
bailus
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I usually submit to gsc and post social then it gets indexed in a day
cubitly
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I am
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How long are your content, try to cross 1500 words , if it's a blog post.
Mine gets indexed, I use url inspector on GSC.
AliceInSEOLand
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Try this: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/fast-indexing-of-200-pages-via-google-api.1374768/
Also, if your site is new, it takes time. As long as you keep posting quality content Google will 'love' you in future, then they will crawl more often and your new posts will be indexed within hours or a day max.
However, if your content is of poor quality like others said, Google's algorithm will just flag your site as 'low quality' and its spiders will crawl less often. They will also refuse to index it by returning you that "Discovered - Currently Not Indexed" message. This results in a slower indexing time, if not, never indexed.
Oh and when you submit manually in GSC, look out for any errors such as canonical errors or whatsoever. One of my new website had some problems which I failed to see that resulted in duplicate content, thus Google refuses to index my site. I didn't know then and I kept submitting it for indexing... Guess what? Now the bots/spiders seldom crawl my website. All I can do now is wait until they decide to come again and see it is all fixed. Duu duu duuuuu *whistle as I wait
Also, if your site is new, it takes time. As long as you keep posting quality content Google will 'love' you in future, then they will crawl more often and your new posts will be indexed within hours or a day max.
However, if your content is of poor quality like others said, Google's algorithm will just flag your site as 'low quality' and its spiders will crawl less often. They will also refuse to index it by returning you that "Discovered - Currently Not Indexed" message. This results in a slower indexing time, if not, never indexed.
Oh and when you submit manually in GSC, look out for any errors such as canonical errors or whatsoever. One of my new website had some problems which I failed to see that resulted in duplicate content, thus Google refuses to index my site. I didn't know then and I kept submitting it for indexing... Guess what? Now the bots/spiders seldom crawl my website. All I can do now is wait until they decide to come again and see it is all fixed. Duu duu duuuuu *whistle as I wait
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cubitly
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They are 800-1000 words post I will try 1500 thanks
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That's the problem, if I may, it's thin content.
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Twitter doesn't help indexing, those day are long gone (somebody actually did a test recently).
Content length is irrelevant here. Google can't see what's there if google bot never visits that page.
Many have issue with "discovered - not indexed" and it means just that, google discovered new url (through sitemap or links) but didn't bother to send the bot to crawl.
Now, we have a reviews update still running and google servers are busy. During every update I have "delayed" indexing.
Sometimes, I get it when google refuses to index new content for some reason, I just update the modification date and google bot finally comes.
But when it comes to indexing links... well, that's another story.
- Jun 15, 2019
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If it is your own website. Just install sitemap on your website and submit your sitemap.xml to Google search console.
When you update your website it updates the sitemap and the updated sitemap is automatically updated to your google search console which pings google.
Once you have good enough posts and you are posting in regular interval. Your posts will automatically index.
Tried and tested (this past month)
hideath
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i can't share the exact method, but using Twitter doesn't really help, their outgoing URL is most likely blocked for Googlebot,
you can try using indexing API, building some decent links or/and indexing services like speed links if it's required
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You are not alone and indexing services are not working anymore