How Long Does Site Indexing Take Now without GSC?

Codliver

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I have not released a site in a long time and did so recently.

In the past, at least pre-2016, sitemap plugins used to have a "ping Google" feature and the site would be indexed fully in a few days.

Nowadays, I'm seeing plugins like yoast do not have this feature -- I'm assuming "pinging Google" doesn't work anymore for indexing?

The advice I generally see is to use Google Search Console; however, I don't want to use GSC, mostly because I run multiple websites and don't want them tied together (and separate gmail accounts isn't an ideal solution ((IP address for one)).

Anyway, what option do you have to index a site faster without the use of GSC?

To be honest, my main concern with index speed is now that indexing takes longer, what is to stop automated scrapers from seeing a partially indexed site in google, scraping the remaining content that's not indexed, publishing it
on their pre-existing site, indexing it first, and thereby claiming ownership in the eyes of Google?
 
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Hello!

You can still ping your sitemap to Google, even if plugins don't have that functionality
https://developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/submit-URLs#notify-us-of-changes
If you know development or can hire one, creating a plugin for this should be quite easy on any CMS. For WP, quick search and I found this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22374450/google-sitemap-ping-success

You can do that straight in browser, too. However if IP tracking is worrying you, you should use a VPN and incognito mode.

PS. I'm not super with PHP, so I do recommend that someone with knowledge checks it out, bcs that thread damn old
 
just created 3 autoblogs over the last 2-3 weeks and I use a software to post automatically generated content on a daily basis. The content is 100% unique but most times it doesn't make sense.

Now, the interesting part is that the pages that I've manually created for these autoblogs are already indexed, but none of the autogenerated content has been indexed. I have over 50 autogenerated posts across all 3 autoblogs but none of them has been indexed yet. I don't know the explanation for this, but I thought I should let you know.

Also, 1 month ago I have manually created some blog posts on another website that I have (which I have manually built from scratch), so apparently the cocksuckers at google can know what is software generated and what is manually written. Which, obviously, I don't like again because who the fuck is google to tell me how to run my website?
 
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