Linkedin article indexation

Hello everyone, I hope someone can give me some practical advice. Let's say I wrote an article on LinkedIn, and I need it to appear on Google as quickly as possible. Simply waiting for it to show up (or if it will show up) is not an option. Please tell me how I can make this happen on my end. For example, through Blogger. Is it sufficient to place a link to Blogger in the article? Or is it preferable to have a blog post with this link that I can index through Google Search Console?
Use indexing services sir
 
I personally use this process hope it help you to get your LinkedIn article indexed quickly, create a blog post on Blogger, link to your LinkedIn article, and submit the Blogger URL to Google Search Console. This increases the chances of fast indexing by Google.
 
Aged Linkedin account with good number of connections + some web2s, will get your pulse article indexed. Indexed one with no links and picked up no keywords - indexed another with web2's and links from parasites, Azure and AWS buckets etc and ranked quite well.
 
For faster indexing, create a blog post with the link to your LinkedIn article, then submit it to Google Search Console for indexing. Linking from a high-authority site like Blogger can help, but direct submission speeds up the process.
 
To get your LinkedIn article indexed fast, create a blog post on Blogger linking to it, then submit that Blogger URL to Google Search Console for quick indexing -it works better that way.
 
Old accounts get indexed faster. New accounts should share links on social media. Google decides when to index.
 
They were only indexed if the search intent matched the content of the article AND the article had a bunch of buzz going on.
Likes, Comments, Shares - they are essential.
 
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