URL not indexed. Why ?

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frase

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• Apr 22, 2015

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Hello! I have this tech blog and yesterday I updated it with a fresh new article. After I made the new post, I sent it ( www.mydomain.com/fresh-new-article/) for google indexation via webmastertools --> Fetch as Google.

But today when I tried to get my SERP for "fresh new article" I noticed that in Google appears only www.mydomain.com , not www.mydomain.com/fresh-new-article/ . So I received a bad SERP because my keyword does not appear in URL.

Why is that? Can anyone tell me ?

Thank you!

 

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cloudyseo

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• Apr 22, 2015

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Be patient. Sometimes it takes longer than 24h to get a new article indexed. Even a week or more sometimes. If you really want that page indexed faster try some indexing services in the BHW Marketplace or fiverr.

 

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frase

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• Apr 22, 2015
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I noticed that the last 3 articles that i sent to Fetch as Google , appear in Google only as mydomain.com/tag/keyword , or only as mydomain.com , and not as mydomain.com/keyword/.

But when I let google to index my posts without fetch as google , all is ok. My urls look all right.

 

sikandar

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• Apr 22, 2015

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Google is busy releasing its new algorithm which would push down sites that are not mobile friendly. So, have patience!

 

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frase

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• Apr 22, 2015
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• #5

I understand. Thank you!

 

supervitallica

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• Apr 22, 2015

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I would personally not submit my new articles to the indexer of google/bing/yahoo. This is because i want the search engines to find my content. If you submit it it's like: "here! take my new article and rank it well so i can earn money of it"

 

mesbahuddin

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• Apr 23, 2015

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I hope you already got some idea about the time length of indexing. If you want to index your articles faster, you can read this article. It is effective.
http://searchenginewatch.com/sew/ho...-content-faster-with-the-fetch-as-google-tool

 

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frase

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• Apr 23, 2015
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mesbahuddin said:

I hope you already got some idea about the time length of indexing. If you want to index your articles faster, you can read this article. It is effective.
http://searchenginewatch.com/sew/ho...-content-faster-with-the-fetch-as-google-tool

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Thank you mesbahuddin. But as I said above, my URL does not get indexed using Fetch as Google from WMT

 

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johnbaldry99

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• Jun 9, 2015

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Try creatng a sitemap and the pinging that sitemap to the search engines. pingomatic for example.
theer are online free services to create a sitemap for you.

 

BlackSpidey

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• Jun 12, 2015

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try resubmitting your sitemap , and also index your links manually here google.com/addulr

 

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johnbaldry99

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• Jun 12, 2015

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Make sure you have a link in your index page conent to fresh new article page.
Do not depend on the navigation to pass juice.