Still Not Indexed In Google
It's frustrating not getting indexed. I follow the steps outlined by Jay in his webinar. In the past two months, only 2 out of 10 posts that were published from Site Content show that indexing has happened.
Is just the way it goes?
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Maybe give us an example of a post that hasn't been indexed. Are you looking into Google itself, or looking within the SiteContent settings.
Hi Kyle! I first looked in the Site Content settings. I did try searching site:yourdomain and 8 posts are indexed, a few from within the past 2 weeks, one from yesterday.
Today, if I search for individual posts, 12 show up. Yet I'm confused. If I start a new G search with another individual post, it then shows up but only one more shows up on that same search, when it seems like it should now show 13.
I have edited all of them since Jan 1 this year, going over pic alt tags, titles, links etc.
Also , don't forget to put the most important information that Google wants above the fold. Add your keyword above the fold too.
Is the site for WA or for a niche? Sometimes the competition for specific keywords can get tough.
I agree as well that you may want to go through each one, step by step, and see what you might change or improve to make Google even happier.
I would try to edit again. Try to even change some of your headings and change up the article a bit. Sometimes, just a few words will do it for you.
All the best.
Don't despair Dianne. New sites take awhile. I have got posts 3 months and older not ranked yet but my newer posts are ranking in hours.
Just keep your head down, do the keyword research, follow the training and as your site matures you will get ranked more and more. It's all about your site's trust and your experience. The more you write, the better it gets.
Hang in there. Keep on asking for help when you get stuck. "Go at your own pace and don't skip steps in the training".
All the best
Bryan
Just keep plugging away and keep making content. Trust me, the more content you put out, the more Google will take notice and start indexing your content more quickly. I've found that out the last couple of months.
Two months is too long for a post to be indexed. Try to edit your title, your permalink, and your meta description.
I have some posts that I did that and were indexed.
Also it is my experience in the publication of hymns, they are short posts and they are not easy to be indexed.
So in the meta description I tried to include the author, the meters, the scripture background and are indexed.
I hope this help.
Try searching for our articles on Google by doing a search with the title and see if they are there.
Let it motivate you to try harder and research your keywords using the 100/100 rule and don’t get so caught up in being indexed. Make sure to write quality content, share on social media and it will happen!
Just keep pushing, the more you publish the more chances you have to get indexed.
All the best,
Marcus
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If you’re using site comments to monitor your posts getting indexed, l believe it’s a little behind the power curve. Google analytics will give you a more accurate picture.
Grant