Pages are not indexed

[ruizg]

Hello,

concerning indexing I have several years of experience on this subject, know that depending on the search engine or algorithm everything can change and your niche too
in general you complicate your life for nothing

in 2020 we index a page in less than 7 minutes today in 2022 it takes around 22 hours depending on the niche.

in 2019 my friend built an indexer that has never been marketed this technique is very complex costs nothing but is a crazy headache.

if some are interested let me know and I will explain to you in detail next week.

[baldidiot]

https://www.omegaindexer.com/

But note...for me the pages that won't index (or are slow to index) in GSC won't when they're put through OmegaIndexer either. Always worth a try though.....but the bottom line is pages that won't index are (almost certainly) not doing so for a reason. And only G knows the reasons, although you can second-guess 90% of them.

I just have it whirl to see if it would be of any use but found similar to you - if a page isn't indexing through GWT manually then passing through omega does nothing. At least that's the way it seems anyway.

[bitcasinorank]

Want to leave a little update here. The issue with indexing has been fixed.

The problem was that my website was too young and had low authority. As soon as it gained a certain weight, the pages began to be indexed instantly.

So if you're experiencing this problem, don't worry. Keep posting content and building links to your site.

[chaumi]

Want to leave a little update here. The issue with indexing has been fixed.

The problem was that my website was too young and had low authority. As soon as it gained a certain weight, the pages began to be indexed instantly.

So if you're experiencing this problem, don't worry. Keep posting content and building links to your site.

...and I think 'keep' may be one of the key words here. If this was the root cause (and it's definitely plausible, although other factors could have been involved) then if you suddenly take a (longish) break it would appear you can partially undo some of the authority/trust you'd built up.

If that is the case, the length of time that constitutes a long enough break to cause a negative impact is, ofc, questionable.

[iso500]

I sometimes use an indexer, but I recommend you let google index naturally.

[loosecanoli]

I wish i knew that earlier, instead of submitting each page separately.

[Artem]

Yes, after November 2021, pages are not indexed well. There are many ways to add pages to the index, but rather questionable all of them. I use buying retweets - it's more expensive and longer than other methods, but it works and is as safe and natural as possible

[chaumi]

Yes, after November 2021, pages are not indexed well. There are many ways to add pages to the index, but rather questionable all of them. I use buying retweets - it's more expensive and longer than other methods, but it works and is as safe and natural as possible

I'd say (and it can be proved) that indexers work...until they don't work any more. Then you have to move on from one that worked and find the next one that does....until that one no longer works.

The Twitter approach seems a clever one to me. And, perhaps, the most likely to have longevity if indeed it does work.

[Randy Ray]

Keep posting content and building links to your site.

That strategy seldom fails to work in this business. Amazing how simple it is, though.

[gamblingkitty]

try add-my-url.com