Where the hell did Googles "Request Index" go??
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adarshak103
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- Mar 14, 2020
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Same here
- Mar 30, 2018
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Did you sudd wake up, and now it gets automatically index in a days time no need to do anything except maintain good blog structure
Sunmoluvic
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- Apr 18, 2020
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Google said it would only take couple of weeks, it's taking months, fixing it must be a pain in their developers ass
Dark Sky
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- Apr 3, 2019
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I wasn't aware you could set priorities or refresh rates, I just use SEO plugin to handle the sitemaps,
Aye, I use to get 5 minute indexing, it's now been 4 days and nothings getting indexed, it's ridiculous... I don't want to build any backlinks until I know they can rank, so I need to wait for indexing first.
Pffff "automatically indexed" Yeah right... Google are so trash at indexing it's unreal, the manual indexing button was the best thing they ever created for indexing, and now it's destroyed.
In googles words, it's been "temporarily" disabled. Which means possibly a few more days to go, or years...
thethirdtier
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- Dec 6, 2020
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The guys at Income School said in one of their videos that Google is working on some new feature related to indexing only a part of the websites (to use as snippets). I don't know much either but they said that Google has disabled the Request Indexing option for that new feature.
RichKIDLK
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No need that. create a good site structure and interlink properly and also send sitemap with top priority. Post will index within a minutes.
about Google, yeah don't care that shit! they still planning about this, but the funny part is they have plenty of time to create and send core updates by updates. lol
about Google, yeah don't care that shit! they still planning about this, but the funny part is they have plenty of time to create and send core updates by updates. lol
- Jul 5, 2016
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Mate I am also facing the same issue but now I figured out a way. I interlink those posts from old posts with some backlinks. Once Google recrawls those pages new ones always get indexed. Another way is to post articles in a specific interval everytime. That ways G bots visit get to know the interval and visit the site after that interval but keeping the time period between two posts constant is really important. Hope it helps 
gdizzle
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- Apr 21, 2018
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I've been having a hell of a time getting anything indexed on Google, but my site is only 3 months old - could that be a factor?
Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo all seem fine, but Google is basically not indexing my site and I've even had pages disappear even though GSC says they are indexed.
All content is original, wouldn't say I'm king shit of writing but it certainly looks better to my eye than my competitors.
Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo all seem fine, but Google is basically not indexing my site and I've even had pages disappear even though GSC says they are indexed.
All content is original, wouldn't say I'm king shit of writing but it certainly looks better to my eye than my competitors.