I’ve been growing a niche blog with around 200+ posts and I keep running into the same issue — new articles don’t get indexed, even after days of being submitted to Search Console. It really slows down content ROI, especially for low-volume longtails that need quick visibility. I’m not looking for shady spammy solutions, just something that works and gives me status updates. Any advice from someone who’s tried something recently?
Posted by Lexap (Member # 38225) on :
I totally feel you — I had the same problem with a deals blog that I update daily. What helped me a lot was using SpeedyIndex checker tool. You can upload URLs in bulk and the system shows you which ones are already indexed and which aren’t. It tracks everything through Google’s own data, and you can recheck the same pages a few days later to monitor results. I had about 80% of my links indexed within 2 days, and I didn’t need to mess with GSC over and over again. Really helped clean up my workflow.
Posted by Daniel Craig (Member # 38583) on :
Hi Logimor, Make sure your site has no indexing blockers and improve internal linking by connecting new Crazy Cattle 3D posts to high-performing, relevant pages. To speed up indexing, consider using Google's Indexing API (if eligible) and keep submitting quality, crawlable content via Search Console.
