Today, many people start a blog to share their knowledge and earn money through it. But there is a big problem. That is, the article you have written for days, is not visible in Google search. For some people, it does not even get indexed for weeks. Today I am going to teach you how to get your blog post indexed very fast in Google Search Console.
What does it mean to be indexed?
Simply put, being indexed means that your article is included in Google's large library (database). The Google bot comes to your page, reads it, understands it, and puts it in its search results. If this doesn't happen, no matter how valuable an article you write, no one will be able to find it.
Why is Google slow?
This is a problem for many new blogs. The amount of time Google bots can crawl your site (Crawl Budget) is limited. So they are more interested in big, popular sites. But if your site's technical aspects are correct, Google bots can easily crawl your site.
Step by Step: How to Get Indexed Fast
Follow these steps to get your content discovered:
1. Submit the Sitemap Correctly
A sitemap is a map that lists all the posts on your site. Go to Google Search Console and check if the sitemap.xml is correctly placed. If it says 'Success', Google knows where your posts are.
2. Use the URL Inspection Tool
After publishing an article, take the link to that article and paste it into the inspect bar at the top of Search Console. Then click the "Request Indexing" button on the page that appears. This directly tells Google, "I am posting a new article, please check it."
3. Internal Linking
Here is something that many people miss. Put a link from your old, well-ranked article to the new article. Then the Google bot will come to the new article as well as read the old article. This is a very powerful method.
4. Optimize Crawl Budget
When Google bots come to your site, they don't take the time to read every page of your site. They only care about the important pages. If you have 54 posts on your site and more than half of them are useless pages, it's a waste of time for the bot. When the number of pages decreases, the bot pays more attention to the new posts that are left. So keep only the most important posts on your site.
5. Drive traffic through social media (Social Signals)
Instead of waiting for Google bots to come, share your article on Facebook, LinkedIn, or relevant forums as soon as you publish it. When someone clicks on that link and comes to your site, Google bots get a hint that this page is important. This increases the chances of the bots finding your article. But don't do this too much, only share it where it's relevant to the article.
Expert Insight: There is a limit to the number of requests sent to Google Index. Therefore, do not submit more than 5 requests for indexing per day. It is best to wait for the bot to arrive naturally.
Common mistakes to avoid
Some pages have pages with little or no content, which Google identifies as "Low Value Content", which can make Google bots think it's useless. So, write at least 600 words of meaningful content in an article.
Robots.txt errors: If your robots file has incorrect lines, bots won't be able to access your site. You need to check that.
My Experience (Personal Insights)
When I first started blogging, I thought that once I published an article, it was all over. But after a few weeks, not a single article had been indexed. Then I started linking new posts to relevant places in old posts on my site. After that, I realized that the indexing speed increased a lot. Be patient and do this, there are no shortcuts to success.
Finally
There is only one part to indexing quickly. The most important thing is whether the article is valuable to the reader. Google also likes articles that are useful to a person. So, improve the quality of your articles, and indexing will simply happen.
Now try these things for the articles on your blog today. If you encounter any problems, ask me. Good luck!
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