Indexing query.

Rollfic · Mar 9, 2021

After indexing a new site via domain, would we need to index each post and page that we create?

When I search my site on google like - site:http://www.site.com I can see it but when I do that for some posts like site:https://site.com/slug it doesn't show.

So each post need to be manually indexed despite domain already indexed?

Ranking Expert · Mar 9, 2021

You can share your post on social like: FB, Twitter, LinkedIn etc and build some links.

alonelywriter · Mar 9, 2021

Rollfic said:
After indexing a new site via domain, would we need to index each post and page that we create?

When I search my site on google like - site:www.site.com I can see it but when I do that for some posts like site:https://site.com/slug it doesn't show.

So each post need to be manually indexed despite domain already indexed?

Submit your Sitemap to your google search console once you do that if you update your website daily or timely all pages will automatically index.

tiiberius · Mar 9, 2021

Search engines discover webpages by following links.

This is what sitemaps serve for.

Sitemap includes link structure of your website. Makes it easy for search engines to discover content.

What also helps is to have actual links to inner pages on the website present. The contextual ones are the strongest but menus, sidebar or footer will also do.

(and sitemap should be submittted)

Rollfic · Mar 9, 2021

alonelywriter said:
Submit your Sitemap to your google search console once you do that if you update your website daily or timely all pages will automatically index.

tiiberius said:
Search engines discover webpages by following links.

This is what sitemaps serve for.

Sitemap includes link structure of your website. Makes it easy for search engines to discover content.

What also helps is to have actual links to inner pages on the website present. The contextual ones are the strongest but menus, sidebar or footer will also do.

(and sitemap should be submittted)

Submitted sitemaps and it fetched all URLs and showed success.

Then manually after sometime I inspected an URL of a page and it still said URL not found on google ??

Why it still not working?

tiiberius · Mar 9, 2021

Rollfic said:
Submitted sitemaps and it fetched all URLs and showed success.

Then manually after sometime I inspected an URL of a page and it still said URL not found on google ??

Why it still not working?

Submitting sitemap does not guarantee indexing.

And it also takes time.

Mr Professor · Mar 9, 2021

For Indexing Your Site Post do following things

1. Submit Your Sitemap on Google Webmaster
2. Fetch your URL which you want to index fast
3. Build some web 2.0 or PBN link to that post
4. GSA blast on web 2.0 ( it's call tier link building?

For me tier link building work very good to index

5. If you are published alternative or daily chances are very good that Google will index your pages quickly.

Rollfic · Mar 10, 2021

tiiberius said:
Submitting sitemap does not guarantee indexing.

And it also takes time.

So we have to manually URL inspect every new post we make?

Mr Professor said:
For Indexing Your Site Post do following things

1. Submit Your Sitemap on Google Webmaster
2. Fetch your URL which you want to index fast
3. Build some web 2.0 or PBN link to that post
4. GSA blast on web 2.0 ( it's call tier link building?

For me tier link building work very good to index

5. If you are published alternative or daily chances are very good that Google will index your pages quickly.

Site is new so not very known to google.

tiiberius · Mar 10, 2021

Rollfic said:
So we have to manually URL inspect every new post we make?

Of course not.

URL inspect needs to be used only in rare cases.

Submitting sitemap + waiting a few days should do the trick.

Rollfic · Mar 10, 2021

tiiberius said:
Of course not.

URL inspect needs to be used only in rare cases.

Submitting sitemap + waiting a few days should do the trick.

Thanks for clarifying.

moneyguru2013 · Mar 10, 2021

tiiberius said:
Search engines discover webpages by following links.

This is what sitemaps serve for.

Sitemap includes link structure of your website. Makes it easy for search engines to discover content.

What also helps is to have actual links to inner pages on the website present. The contextual ones are the strongest but menus, sidebar or footer will also do.

(and sitemap should be submittted)

Hey Bro, how do you submit sitemaps for Google sites? I cannot seem to find an answer anywhere!

HelpingOthers · Mar 10, 2021

submit to sitemaps, create backlinks and drive social media traffic

tiiberius · Mar 14, 2021

moneyguru2013 said:
Hey Bro, how do you submit sitemaps for Google sites? I cannot seem to find an answer anywhere!

I think you can do it via webmaster tools. Add the site there like any other.

moneyguru2013 · Mar 14, 2021

tiiberius said:
I think you can do it via webmaster tools. Add the site there like any other.

I am referring to sitemaps specifically.

tiiberius · Mar 14, 2021

moneyguru2013 said:
I am referring to sitemaps specifically.

It might not be possible.

You have to generate sitemap file and then host it. Path will be for example:

Code:

https://sites.google.com/site/moneyguru/sitemap.xml

Once you have this, you would then use Search Console to submit it.

Can you host it like that?

If not your other chance would be to externally host the sitemap on another domain.

Yet another option is to do a HTML sitemap instead of xml.

moneyguru2013 · Mar 15, 2021

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tiiberius said:
It might not be possible.

You have to generate sitemap file and then host it. Path will be for example:

Code:

https://sites.google.com/site/moneyguru/sitemap.xml

Once you have this, you would then use Search Console to submit it.

Can you host it like that?

If not your other chance would be to externally host the sitemap on another domain.

Yet another option is to do a HTML sitemap instead of xml.

The format https://sites.google.com/site/moneyguru/sitemap.xml does not work.

I just saw an article that Google sites does not use sitemaps because it is a Google Property. Have anyone heard of that?

I never heard of HTML sitemap with google sites before, can that work seeing that g-sites are google property?

Can the SEO experts comment on this?

tiiberius · Mar 15, 2021

moneyguru2013 said:
I never heard of HTML sitemap with google sites before, can that work seeing that g-sites are google property?

HTML sitemap is really just a page linking to other pages.

Sitemap makes indexing easier. But your website might be indexed already.

Takoona · Mar 26, 2021

Submit individual posts to the Google index, share the links on social media and give it some time. Many sites are experiencing indexing issues right now.

marciosilletto · Mar 26, 2021

Try to develop in FB, everything should work out, FB is very well studied

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