Website indexing and domain question

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Hi, one of my website is already indexed via Google Search console. Got around 14-15 posts and all indexed. If I delete those posts and post a new article, will it be instantly indexed as the domain is already indexed?

Another does google give less priority to .co, .io domains in comparison to .com when it comes to ranking ?

And if you write a post on blogger, do you need to index separately or its already indexed as blogger a part of google?
 
Anyone please?
 
3. You have to index separately for blogger post
A bit new to SEO here. Do you recommend trying to manually index the blogger url via GSC?
 
1. Google takes time to crawl the pages. If you make any changes.
2. Google not giving less priority to .co .io many websites are ranking with .co, .io and etc..,
3. You have to index separately for blogger post
Forgive me, but for point 2, that's what has been said by Google Officials.
 
Hi, one of my website is already indexed via Google Search console. Got around 14-15 posts and all indexed. If I delete those posts and post a new article, will it be instantly indexed as the domain is already indexed?
no it won't, the posts will get crawled naturally since they're interlinked from your indexed homepage, but it will take some time ;)
I don't advise deleting any of these posts tho unless you really don't need them

Another does google give less priority to .co, .io domains in comparison to .com when it comes to ranking ?
not really, any TLD can work pretty well,
only country-level domains can have some advantage while ranking in a specific country

And if you write a post on blogger, do you need to index separately or its already indexed as blogger a part of google?
blogger and GSC doesn't work simultany,
that means that you have to index it just like any other CMS
 
Generally google bot take some time to crawl up your data.
Don't delete the previous thing, if its really unnecessary delete it

Regards,
RMX
 
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