This is the process,
you can directly edit code but you can add it to google analytics (google "how to add google sites to analytics")
after that, you can add it to GSC, then you can submit it directly to the Google index
just wanted to let you know, none of the web 2.0's or any of the domains could be indexed if you don't send them to GSC, submit some links to them or ping them at the very least
Google crawlers need to find a way into your links to get indexed and they will never get indexed without a direct/indirect way
(backlinks (even nofollow), pinging, sitemaps...)
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here are the steps 1 by 1,
after adding it to the google analytics, you can use the same account to add it to GSC
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and you'll be done
let me know if it works!
Well, google crawlers take some time to crawl/index nowadays,Woah, really appreciate you doing so much of efforts.
I did exactly like you showed in the screenshot after following a YouTube video, set up analytics code in a fresh template based google sites and then used the same account for GSC, added the url for inspection, requested indexing and then pinged.
But the URL didn't even get crawled!
I have done with home included in GCDo this and it will get indexed within a day, sometimes instantly:
1. Copy your site.google.com address without the "/home" in it.
2. Go to Google Analytics> Admin> Create Property> Add new property. Submit your Google site by pasting url of Google sites.
3. It'll generate a Google Analytics code. Copy that code.
4. Go to edit mode in site.google.com of the same website you want to index.
5. Then go to settings. Go to submit Analytics code. Submit it. Close the settings bar. And you'll receive a pop under "Google Analytics code successfully submitted".
6. Go to GSC. Submit new property. Then submit new url. Paste now the site.google.com address without /home in it.
7. Congrats your site is indexed.
You're welcome
inspect url in gsc and force index?I have done with home included in GC
Any solution