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Get every new page indexed, automatically.
Quick answer: Fast indexing comes from three things: a sitemap with accurate dates, IndexNow pings so Bing and partners hear about changes instantly, and indexing requests in Google Search Console for important pages. An audit before publishing stops broken pages going live. This site runs it on every post.
How it flows.
- 1Post writtenContent
- 2Audit gateScript
- 3DeployCloudflare Pages
- 4Bing notifiedIndexNow / Crawler Hints
- 5Indexing requestedSearch Console
How it’s built.
Audit before publishing
Every page is checked for a title, quick answer, FAQ markup, image alt text and its place in the sitemap. Any failure stops the publish.
Keep the sitemap honest
Each page’s last-modified date comes from when it really changed, and images are listed too.
Tell Bing instantly
Cloudflare Crawler Hints sends IndexNow pings on every change.
Ask Google directly
New and updated pages get an indexing request in Search Console, about ten a day.
See it live
Every post on this blog went through this routine.
Questions people ask.
How do I get new pages indexed faster?
Submit a sitemap with accurate last-modified dates, use IndexNow for Bing, and request indexing in Google Search Console for important pages.
Does Google support IndexNow?
No, IndexNow is used by Bing and other engines. For Google, use your sitemap and Search Console.
Why are my pages “discovered, currently not indexed”?
Usually low site authority or thin pages. Improve the content, add internal links, and earn a few links from other sites.
Want this built for you?
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