Instant Indexing WP plugin

ThaiDreamer

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I'm getting really frustrated with the delay in indexing some of the posts on my website. There's no rule: some that are 2 months old are still not visible whilst some that are a week old are already live.

I got recommended the Instant Indexing WP plugin by Rank Math. Are any of you using it? What are the results? Can you get in trouble with Google for using it?
 
Have you understood why google are not indexing them in gsc?
You understand how indexing works right?
Noone can index them but google..
If google already crawled it but not indexing it, it's not gonna index no matter what magic you do
 
Have you understood why google are not indexing them in gsc?
You understand how indexing works right?
Noone can index them but google..
If google already crawled it but not indexing it, it's not gonna index no matter what magic you do

GSC shows it hasn't crawled those pages.
 
Do you have it under sitemap? Do you have the links pointed towards them on your website nofollow or noindex?
 
Do you have it under sitemap? Do you have the links pointed towards them on your website nofollow or noindex?

Yes, they're on the sitemap. I have the links pointing to them as well, both from the homepage and some other articles. They're do-follow.
 
Patience is the key element of success! Do some social signals to each post...
 
All of the posts I'm talking about have the "Discovered - currently not indexed" status. Which is different from "Crawled - not indexed".
 
There's a PLUGIN for this? I might try it. I am still waiting for one of the experts to chime in here. I would actually like an answer so I can stop doing my horrid methods for indexing backlinks - less footprints the better.
 
All of the posts I'm talking about have the "Discovered - currently not indexed" status. Which is different from "Crawled - not indexed".
When I encounter this issue, I go back to the article itself, and I fine tune it more.
In most cases, this is caused by poor content quality or structure.

yes, google index shit level content, I know, but google's indexing algo is just like their ranking algo and is just like their sandboxing algo.
Not every site gets hit on the same level.
 
When I encounter this issue, I go back to the article itself, and I fine tune it more.
In most cases, this is caused by poor content quality or structure.

yes, google index shit level content, I know, but google's indexing algo is just like their ranking algo and is just like their sandboxing algo.
Not every site gets hit on the same level.

The content on my site is really on point, mate. Basically all articles are hand-written with a native English level, 2000+ words, optimized without overdoing it as well. That's why it pisses me off so much.
 
The content on my site is really on point, mate. Basically all articles are hand-written with a native English level, 2000+ words, optimized without overdoing it as well. That's why it pisses me off so much.
I am not judging nor have I seen your site or read your content. I am taking everything you say at face value to assist you here.
However, everything can be improved. Nothing is perfect in life.
You may see it as perfect, but is it really perfect to another person or google's algo.
If you are saying that your site is as good as it is, then there is always the ability to sit back, and take a look at the articles that ain't getting crawled, and tune it up a bit more.

That's my opinion on the matter with Discovered - currently not indexed.
When fine tuning doesn't work. I simply remove the article, and repost it again under a different slug.
 
If some of your posts are indexing fast and some are not, this only means one thing. Those slow ones are not worth it to be indexed. Hence it might not be a problem of using a software to speed it up. My advice here, write longer articles (they have more chances to get indexed), be relevant to the topic, use proper language (high quality content), add some pictures to the post. You'll see those you're waiting to be indexed, will be in a couple days after you apply these tips to them.
 
Ok, an update:

Some of the pages are now visible but when I type site:website.com (article title) in Google they show up as https://website.com/article-title/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=article-title

Meanwhile, when I just type the article phrase into Google my site still doesn't show up.

I have around 10 articles like this. now.

What does it mean and how I can fix it?
 
Did you use the plugin you mentioned? It looks like google is getting to your pages from your RSS.
 
How safe is it?

I'm getting really frustrated with the delay in indexing some of the posts on my website. There's no rule: some that are 2 months old are still not visible whilst some that are a week old are already live.

I got recommended the Instant Indexing WP plugin by Rank Math. Are any of you using it? What are the results? Can you get in trouble with Google for using it?
The plugin is good and I am using it for many projects. it's not an instant index but take 24 hours to index. but better than search console URL inspection.
 
I have installed in my testing sites. It is showing some decent results so far.

No problem in rankings, but need to give it some more time. Will again update if I see some significant improvement.
 
Did you use the plugin you mentioned? It looks like google is getting to your pages from your RSS.

I haven't yet.

But I think I will.

This is what the creators say (that worries me a bit):

Can I submit pages that do not have Job Posting or Livestream structured data?​


Although the Google Indexing API officially supports pages containing Job Posting and Livestream structured data – it is officially recommended to use only on such websites. But, it can be used with any website. But, do proceed with caution if you are not comfortable with this.

Wonder if you can get your site in trouble with this?
 
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