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How to get indexed by Google Go to Google Search Console. Navigate to the URL inspection tool. Paste the URL you'd like Google to index into the search bar. Wait for Google to check the URL. Click the ?Request indexing? button.

Indexing is how search engines organize the information and the websites that they know about. Indexing is part of a normal search engine process ? arguably the most important, because content that is not in the index has no possibility of ranking for a search result.

See the status of a URL in the Google index Open the URL Inspection tool. Enter the complete URL to inspect. A few notes: ... Read Understanding the results. If you've fixed issues since the data was acquired, test the live URL to see if Google thinks these issues are fixed. ... Optionally request indexing for the URL.

As a rule of thumb, we usually estimate: 3?4 weeks for websites with less than 500 pages. 2?3 months for websites with 500 to 25,000 pages. 4?12 months for websites with more than 25,000 pages.

Indexing as a Ranking Signal The more frequently your website appears in search results for specific terms and phrases, the more likely Google will rank you higher for those terms or phrases. This means that you should focus on getting appropriately indexed so that users can find your site easily.

Some of the most common causes of indexing issues are duplicate content without a proper canonical tag, blocked page access, incorrect robots. txt file, poorly implemented redirects, and rendering issues related to Javascript. In some cases, Google simply doesn't know that the page exists.

To see if search engines like Google and Bing have indexed your site, enter "site:" followed by the URL of your domain. For example, "site:mystunningwebsite.com/". Note: By default, your homepage is indexed without the part after the "/" (known as the slug).