So that you know it means that your site was found by Google and now it is a good time to start adding content if not doing so already.

However, first your posts get indexed and often days later down the line start getting noticed provided targeted keywords are searchable, new websites can rank efficiently.

But typically "authority" for a website starts to get established through time, usually the 3-6 month mark.

They fluctuate up and down the scale till Google decides where to place them.

Not all posts will get ranked, thus the recommendation to keep updating blog 2 - 3 posts a week and that's for the foreseeable future.

And just for some clarifications.

I hope this helps

Super congrats on getting your site indexed. Great progress.

Google Search console will give you the query works your site ranked for but not by page post.

Have you sighed up for Google Analytics or Google Search Console installed

So your keywords have nothing to do with being indexed. It just means Googlebot has found your website and added it to the database.

Congratulations on being indexed by Google. It's a great first step. Your next step is to write good content that gets ranked for your desired keywords/search terms.

Just so that you're clear, there's a difference between being indexed and being ranked. Indexed simply means that your website's pages and posts appear in Google's database and can be found by their URLs. This happens automatically as Googlebot crawls the web but can be speeded up by using Google Search Console. Each page and post is indexed individually. There's no such thing as "the site". It's a collection of pages and posts.

Pages and posts are ranked for particular keywords/search terms. This is what you're striving for. So that your post comes up on page 1 when someone enters that keyword/search term.

No you just simply do it this because of copyright law what I've been doing is go to Google images and click on tools and choose creative common licenses then you will see many image that have licensable tag at the bottom left corner of the image you can use these for free wish you luck👍✨

No you cannot just down load images from Google Assume they are copywrited.

You can get free images from Site content. Create a temporary post add images you wish to use, publish post, see images in Wordpress Media Library then trash your "temporary post.

Unsplash.com can be used.
ALSO bING.COM/IMAGES TOP Fare right see filter then License in top center. You can use those with "free to use or share commercially or free to modify and share commercially.

You can also use images from manufacturers site if you are marketing their products. You can also do a WA menu bar search (spy glass) "free images or royalty free images

I would not download pictures from Google most of the content on google is copyrighted. The last thing you want to do is to have your website or your marketing shut down. Go to Pexels.com. You can download free pictures from that site and rest assured that you will be shut down.

Absolutely not you will land in trouble if you do this

If you go to the site content feature on here you have access to over 1 Million free images
There are people out there looking for anybody that uses their images so they can sue you for thousands
Don't download images unless you have the copywrite permission to do so

Barry

Hi - no, you can't, all images have to be copyright-free, otherwise, you can be subject to legal action. This post lists some sites you can obtain images from. Free Image Sources

You may start with a siterubix subdomain around a focused niche and build up content and until you are satisfied with your niche and name, down the line have your own dot com, as some affiliate programs do not work with a subdomain. Cost of which is $15 yearly each privacy included. You can then move your siterubix to your dot com applying the move feature found within the site manager which is an easy process.

Also please be aware that your desired dot com domain name may not be necessarily available at time of purchase.

Another reason is that if you made a mistake on a dot com domain, you won't be able to edit the URL, you'd have to purchase a new one.

Yes, you can do that. The thing is that you have to pay around $15 for a .com. I think many people practice with the .siterubix page and then purchase another website when they know a bit more about how they want to approach their business. You can't change a .com but have to purchase another one to make a change. Its up to you.

Yes, you can delete it.
If you like what you have created on your free
http://siterubix.com
website keep using it and then when you come to level 2 training Lesson 2 Move On Over, My Brand Has Arrived you will receive instructions on how to MOVE it to your dot com domain website. That way you do not have to redo what you have already done. The MOVE moves your theme, settings, plugins, images, posts, pages. It is such a great feature. .

Hi - yes, you can, but have you actually purchased a .com domain? It is not included in your membership subscription.

I keep it and when I am ready I move it.

However you can if you wish to.