How to index posts to google

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I made a site 3 months ago indexed it in google which was successfully done i started writing articles about a week ago and already posted 10 articles but when i do site:mysitename.com/myarticlelink i cannot see it on google can someone help me with this?
 
Submit a sitemap, that's all it takes for a well maintained site.
They should have zero issues with natural indexing at all.
 
Submit a sitemap, that's all it takes for a well maintained site.
They should have zero issues with natural indexing at all.
yes i tried submitting the sitemap for my blog post it gives me error message
 
are you submitting the url that is domain.com/sitemap.html or domain.com/sitemap.xml?
 
are you submitting the url that is domain.com/sitemap.html or domain.com/sitemap.xml?
i am finally able to index it should i index all the links manually or is there any way to do it at once?
 
Let google index them naturally through the sitemap.
You mean i go to sitemap and Add sitemap i.e mysite.com/sitemap_index.xml and let google do the work?
 
First Create a site map. As the name implies, a sitemap is a map of your site. and
Submit your sitemap to Google Search Console.
Now that you've created a sitemap, you'll need to submit it to Search Console. and
You have to create internal links. and Encourage social sharing.
 
Once you successfully submit the sitemap, then there is nothing required from your end. Google will periodically crawl and index your pages. You should focus on frequently posting content.
 
Share your page link on social media. Once you get traffic from that link, Google will start crawling your page or you can submit URLs of the post page to the Google Search Console (Google Webmaster Tool). This may help you.
 
but when i do site:mysitename.com/myarticlelink i cannot see it on google can someone help me with this?
Your pages will be on and off SERPs until you're out of the sandbox.
It's normal.
Takes like 8 months these days.
 
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