Any advise on indexing faster?

**Syndicate** · 30 March 2021, 5:40 am

Any thoughts on the optimum way to get Google to index faster?

With regards to betting previews on tennis, the time-frame is short and we are often getting indexed after the event took place! Trying to force early indexing is clearly the answer, any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

**artrust99** · 30 March 2021, 6:14 am

Have you tried link indexation tools?

**Syndicate** · 30 March 2021, 6:19 am

We use tools for SEO, but we haven't been forcing indexing. Any particular suggestions?

**artrust99** · 30 March 2021, 6:24 am

I'm using these:

onehourindexing, add-url (dot) info

Can't tell if that helps to instantly index everything, but definitely it helps. At least you can try first service for trial period. It doesnt cost that much. These indexation tools were used in my previous company. I tried for several own projects. Seems ok for me.

**Syndicate** · 30 March 2021, 6:27 am

Thanks for your time and tips!

**johan_s** · 30 March 2021, 10:33 am

Have you tried social media? Share you new page there and be sure to get some likes and comments.

**newcustomeroffer** · 30 March 2021, 10:36 am

Have you tried pinging google when the sitemap has updated? As per:

http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/ping?sitemap=[your sitemap web address]

**Syndicate** · 30 March 2021, 10:52 am

Sorry for any misunderstanding, it is not a new page - We already get on the first page of google for terms such as ``WTA Betting Preview'' - It is just that we noticed indexing is taking longer than it should. Basically, just trying to optimise SEO through efficiency.

Originally Posted by johan_s

Have you tried social media? Share you new page there and be sure to get some likes and comments.

**gil.langelaan** · 30 March 2021, 11:00 am

Hey Syndicate!

We've also noticed the issues with indexing now.

I think for newly uploaded pages add-url tool would work great. I used it for long time and it works.

@artrust99 have a question for you.

How could we speed indexing for old pages that we changed? I.e. the content was updated or meta data was changed?

**artrust99** · 30 March 2021, 4:46 pm

Basically, I'm using the same tools mentioned above.
For example, after I've bought an expired domain and change the topic/content - I go to ahrefs, export all LIVE backlinks profile, and ping them via these add-url/indexation tools. So Google bot goes over them, follow these links and find out that the content was changed.

It worked well for me several times (not always), please keep that in mind.

Originally Posted by gil.langelaan

@artrust99 have a question for you.

How could we speed indexing for old pages that we changed? I.e. the content was updated or meta data was changed?

**efialtis** · 31 March 2021, 8:55 am

Same experience. Years ago, our new posts would actually show up almost instantly whenever we posted on any of our main websites. Nowadays, even on a strong site, we are sometimes forced to use Google`s Add URL tool. I don`t know why that is and I would obviously prefer not having to do this all the time.

**artrust99** · 31 March 2021, 9:42 am

At the moment I have one important page, that was crawled and indexed by google 3 month ago. I've changed it several times, forced google to re-index it, added this page to different indexation tools, pinged all backlinks, and still zero effect.

I think that something happened at google, especially with their indexation tool. And they simply can't fix it.

**gil.langelaan** · 31 March 2021, 11:36 am

Originally Posted by artrust99

Basically, I'm using the same tools mentioned above.
For example, after I've bought an expired domain and change the topic/content - I go to ahrefs, export all LIVE backlinks profile, and ping them via these add-url/indexation tools. So Google bot goes over them, follow these links and find out that the content was changed.

It worked well for me several times (not always), please keep that in mind.

Okay, got you!
Thanks for your help!
I think we could try to do this too and will see how it goes.

**freespinsnodeposit** · 1 April 2021, 3:10 am

As others have mentioned, resubmit sitemap or use a tool.

I personally use Omega Indexer, it works well and it's cheap.

**Syndicate** · 1 April 2021, 3:29 am

Thanks!

To be honest, i only noticed it was taking longer over the past few weeks. Because we recently changed the whole site i thought we had done something wrong, but then i just realised posts were taking longer! - In the meantime, we are testing a couple of variants!

**artrust99** · 1 April 2021, 9:36 am

If you will have some positive results, please share some thoughts

Would like to hear whats working these days.

**gm2891** · 1 April 2021, 9:55 am

You can also open a Google service account, get API and connect it to Rank Math (if you use one). Once your content gets updated Rank Math automatically sends it directly to Google's brain. You can submit up to 100 URL's.

Sometimes it takes only a few minutes for indexation.

But BE AWARE don't overuse it, as this method is certainly not intended for casino things...lol

**Syndicate** · 2 April 2021, 1:50 pm

Thanks for your suggestion - Most of our stuff is just betting previews, so it shouldn't be to much of an issue.

We are testing at the moment!

Originally Posted by gm2891

You can also open a Google service account, get API and connect it to Rank Math (if you use one). Once your content gets updated Rank Math automatically sends it directly to Google's brain. You can submit up to 100 URL's.

Sometimes it takes only a few minutes for indexation.

But BE AWARE don't overuse it, as this method is certainly not intended for casino things...lol

**spartikkhlink** · 5 April 2021, 3:54 am

I am using Webmaster Bot on Telegram. I don't know how Telegram is popular in the USA, but in the CIS it is a very popular social network. And this bot really works. 90% of links are indexed within 24 hours.

**GreyBeard** · 6 May 2021, 1:07 am

Our situation is similar to that of @Syndicate.

We have a relatively new site (launched in March). We have a blog on it, with a new post each day.
The problem is, if I don't manually submit the new post URL to Search Console and request indexing, it doesn't show up in the search results for days. This is an issue especially when we post about offers that are only available for a few days - they sometimes expire before the blog posts are indexed.

The site is built on the web developer's homegrown CMS. The blog has an RSS feed (run through Feedburner), the new posts are routinely posted to at least one Facebook page (sometimes two) and a Twitter account (their following is non-existent for now, but still).

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