Google NOT UPDATED INDEX For New Posts??? WHY

Mr.Never

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Hi guys,
I am building a new website about 2 months old(There are 10 Posts and 3 Pages).
When I search in Google: "site:https://domain.com" then display only specific URLs. (only about 6 URLs include Post and Page). The remaining posts do not appear here although it's still indexed. I have published 2 articles recent and everything remains unchanged.
it seems Google only updates some fixed posts, the rest are not.
Is anyone else experiencing the same situation?
Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks - sorry for my bad English, Hope you guys can understand what I want say
 
Is anyone else experiencing the same situation?
Hi, this is the same story of many bloggers from the last few weeks.

There was a discussion about similar topics. I will give the thread link for your reference. You will get an idea about how to handle this
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/indexing-problem-again.1207168
 
Have you installed Google Search Console.

then submit your sitemap there.

Or get your link indexed from there.
 
Have you installed Google Search Console.

then submit your sitemap there.

Or get your link indexed from there.
GSC is working well and I have submitted a sitemap.xml since I built the blog
 
You can submit URLs direct through GSC. Mine get indexed in a few mins usually or sometimes around an hour. I know some some people don't like to force index URLs but I've never had an issue with URLs not ranking just because they are indexed through search console.
 
You can submit URLs direct through GSC. Mine get indexed in a few mins usually or sometimes around an hour. I know some some people don't like to force index URLs but I've never had an issue with URLs not ranking just because they are indexed through search console.
No friend,
I mean, All posts are indexed however when I search: "site:domain.com" then only some URLs are displayed
 
IMHO, I don't think using "site:domain.com" is a proper way to find out a page is indexed or not nowadays. I just tried it and one of the popular pages of my domain (which is already ranked in top 5 for the last 2 years) is not even displayed. In fact, from 200's pages (according to the sitemap) google only displays 70 of them by using this method.

Try to search using the exact sentence inside the quote " ". Pick a sentence from the middle or last paragraph of the post. If it is displayed, then your post is indexed.

I'm pretty sure your post already indexed, but not ranked yet.
 
IMHO, I don't think using "site:domain.com" is a proper way to find out a page is indexed or not nowadays. I just tried it and one of the popular pages of my domain (which is already ranked in top 5 for the last 2 years) is not even displayed. In fact, from 200's pages (according to the sitemap) google only displays 70 of them by using this method.

Try to search using the exact sentence inside the quote " ". Pick a sentence from the middle or last paragraph of the post. If it is displayed, then your post is indexed.

I'm pretty sure your post already indexed, but not ranked yet.
That's right!. Most of my posts have been indexed and not ranked yet :)
 
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