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I've had a new blog post written and published for 5 days, and have attempted to index via GSC.

Content is unique, website age is 5 months,

All of my other posts are indexed, and usually when I first publish they are indexed within a few hours via GSC.

Is this happening to anyone else?
 
there was a good guide (thread here) . with about 5 free options. i am also searching for that here.
but coul not find.
 
Indexing depends on your content quality..even if the content is unique and poorly written..it will not be indexed. This is why it is important to focus on content quality. Edit the content with any experienced writer...and republish it...

Also it takes upto 7 days or more for google to index some content. Just wait for some more time,a even then if it remains the same then take the necessary action
 
If you are lucky, index 1 or 2 days else wait for Google will index it.
 
This is weird.

I submitted my last article to GSC 40 minutes ago and after checking now it is already indexed.

Maybe your blog is penalized?
 
This is weird.

I submitted my last article to GSC 40 minutes ago and after checking now it is already indexed.

Maybe your blog is penalized?

No drops in GSC, I haven't performed any linkbuilding or content optimisation since launching this blog. Just publishing content.

Site is gaining keywords and positions in SERPS.

I'm publishing a post a day now, so perhaps interlinking with other relevant posts may help :confused:
 
I've had a new blog post written and published for 5 days, and have attempted to index via GSC.

Content is unique, website age is 5 months,

All of my other posts are indexed, and usually when I first publish they are indexed within a few hours via GSC.

Is this happening to anyone else?
Just open Google Search Console and go to URL Inspection and enter URL of your blog and press Enter on your keyboard.
This will open a new page where you click on Request Indexing and that’s it. Also submit a sitemap before this and you can test it live to see if there's any problems.
 
Just open Google Search Console and go to URL Inspection and enter URL of your blog and press Enter on your keyboard.
This will open a new page where you click on Request Indexing and that’s it. Also submit a sitemap before this and you can test it live to see if there's any problems.

This is exactly what I have been doing, however the post still isn't indexed
 
You need to be patient, indexing doesn't happen over night for small sites.
 
Check in the Index Coverage section on GSC to see if any error should be fixed. And also wait for some more time to get indexed.
 
I have my newblog it had 100000+ posts (like zipcodes). Just released last week. None of my posts (including homepage) indexed in google.

Just added my site in GSC. Didn't submitted sitemap in GSC.
Do you guys recommend me to submit sitemap in GSC or Instant Indexing for Google by Rank Math?

Please help me.
You should definitely send a sitemap, make sure you have good internal linking and be patient with it.
1 Million posts from the same website will take much time depending on your website authority.
 
I've had a new blog post written and published for 5 days, and have attempted to index via GSC.

Content is unique, website age is 5 months,

All of my other posts are indexed, and usually when I first publish they are indexed within a few hours via GSC.

Is this happening to anyone else?
  • Check your content, if there's any spam, keyword stuffing, improper stuff in the page.
  • Make sure your content is long enough (200 words at least for a blog post).
Apart from this, I'm out of ideas. You have to check anything else that comes to your mind about SEO stuff.
That includes any technical problems that may be happened to your blog, which Google didn't notice in your older posts as they are already indexed.

I got my posts indexed instantly via the GSC, so I don't think there's a problem within it. At least from my side.
Good luck man, let us know if you found something common!
 
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