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tekk2day

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Started 3 micro niche websites 45days ago.. 1.even though sitemap showing posts sitemap but search console only showing categories and pages sitemaps..
2.for all the 3 websites only home page is indexed..for posts it's showing discoverd currently not indexed
3.as per the console getting around 50 impressions daily and some low competition keywords are ranking on the first page..

How do I fix this..
 
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tekk2day said:
Started 3 micro niche websites 45days ago.. 1.even though sitemap showing posts sitemap but search console only showing categories and pages sitemaps..
2.for all the 3 websites only home page is indexed..for posts it's showing discoverd currently not indexed
3.as per the console getting around 50 impressions daily and some low competition keywords are ranking on the first page..

How do I fix this..
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This is typical for new micro-niche sites.
45 days is early; Google often indexes homepage first and delays post indexing in “Discovered – currently not indexed” status.
Impressions and some rankings show Google is testing site quality.
Check that post sitemap is submitted and accessible (no robots.txt block, 200 status).
Strong internal linking to posts (from homepage, categories, related posts) helps indexing.
Ensure posts have substantial, unique content (800+ words) with proper HTML structure.
A few quality backlinks can improve crawl budget and speed up indexing.
Avoid excessive manual indexing requests; they can hinder indexing.
You’re in the testing phase — focus on content quality, internal linking, and backlinks. Indexing will follow.
 
FetishEros said:
This is typical for new micro-niche sites.
45 days is early; Google often indexes homepage first and delays post indexing in “Discovered – currently not indexed” status.
Impressions and some rankings show Google is testing site quality.
Check that post sitemap is submitted and accessible (no robots.txt block, 200 status).
Strong internal linking to posts (from homepage, categories, related posts) helps indexing.
Ensure posts have substantial, unique content (800+ words) with proper HTML structure.
A few quality backlinks can improve crawl budget and speed up indexing.
Avoid excessive manual indexing requests; they can hinder indexing.
You’re in the testing phase — focus on content quality, internal linking, and backlinks. Indexing will follow.
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Sitemap generated by rankmath When i check it's ,it's showing 3 sitemaps but Google is not showing posts sitemap in console..
Should I delete and resubmit the sitemaps seperately?
 
tekk2day said:
Sitemap generated by rankmath When i check it's ,it's showing 3 sitemaps but Google is not showing posts sitemap in console..
Should I delete and resubmit the sitemaps seperately?
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You can submit the post sitemap link
 
zeusone said:
Submit your article sitemap manually in Google Search Console so Google can index it faster.
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Did this for 1 of the website..it's 10days, still none of the posts indexed
 
This is pretty normal for new sites. Google is testing your site first.
Focus on improving content quality, add internal links from the homepage/category pages to posts, and avoid publishing too fast. Once Google sees consistent value and crawl paths, the “discovered, not indexed” posts usually get indexed on their own.
 
Discoverd currently not indexed - It means google has noticed these pages but not crawled yet. Google may crawl them later.

To fix issue; Improve your internal linking. Use breadcrumb, link from homepage, other post pages. Google did not crawl them because it thought these pages are not important, this happens often with new websites. So linking will raise the importance of these pages for faster crawl.

Note: Google only index a webpage after it crawls it and find it worthy of indexing.

Here is the flow:-

Google Discovers a Page ---> Google Crawls the Page ----> Google Index the page
 
You need to continue publishing content and developing the site for Google to index the posts. Google usually keeps new sites in sandbox to prevent spam. The sandbox may extend as long as 6 months for some TLDs like xyz, icu, top, onl etc. So, ignore the indexing issues and focus on new content.
 
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