I bought an expired domain on dynadot. The domain is clean, there has never been spam or strange backlinks. I set up the main pages and started publishing 5-10 posts per day. It indexed all the main pages (About us, contacts, privacy policy etc) and 3 posts (one of which was already on the second page since the first day), but for 4 days it has not indexed any other posts. I tried to submit some posts manually on GSC, create a subreddit (which has already been indexed) and I tried to change sitemap but nothing. Is it normal that the indexing stopped immediately? What can I do?
Problems with indexing
- Thread starter jyciap11
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- Nov 14, 2011
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Content will take longer to index than your main core pages.
You can look at services like SpeedyIndex (BH) to give Google a little push.
Some people opt to allow their content to index naturally though over weeks and months.
Focus on the quality, too. This can cause posts not to be indexed. Review any alerts in Google Console.
You can look at services like SpeedyIndex (BH) to give Google a little push.
Some people opt to allow their content to index naturally though over weeks and months.
Focus on the quality, too. This can cause posts not to be indexed. Review any alerts in Google Console.
Service like SpeedyIndex can hurts my website?
- Nov 14, 2011
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It's a blackhat method, but we use indexers to speed up tiered link indexing and on some of our new money sites.
3-6 months down the road providing you're content is half decent you won't require tools such as this.
It offers you a shortcut though for the time being and we do it without being penalised.
Thanks and you send 1-2 posts random to speedyindex, or the whole website?
Yep. 25 pages
Nope it’s manual content, I don’t think the problem is with the content.
namoes
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- Apr 24, 2025
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Well, if you're certain the content is good, then don't stress about it. It will eventually get indexed. Had similar issue with one site lately and no posts were getting indexed for a couple of weeks. Just kept posting and eventually it started to get indexed again. However, would probably lower your daily output till the site has gained some trust. I kept mine for that site at 3 posts per day.
muhammad7002844
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Stay Patient and keep posting quality content. If it's valuable, Google will index it in time. Do your posts
show crawled but not indexed in GSC?
show crawled but not indexed in GSC?
PhantomRoot
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- Oct 27, 2024
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Did you check if the domain might have some kind of penalty attached to it, even if it looks clean on the surface? Might be worth digging a bit deeper.
Seems good. No backlink (like 9 backlink and only 2% DF), no spam in the past, no spam on spamzilla. I just tried to send two post to speedyindex and Googlebot visit my website immediately, I also tried to rewrite one post and sent it to GSC.
Let's see.
Fallon Desi1
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Link new posts together, and to/from older posts. Don’t just rely on category/tag pages — manually link within the content itself. Google uses this to figure out what’s important.
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Posting 5–10 per day early on can actually hurt you if the content isn’t super useful or unique. Try scaling back to 1–2 solid posts daily and focus on higher engagement metrics like time on page, lower bounce, etc.
I have related posts plugin, do you think it's better to manually interlink inside the posts?