Best way to get blog posts indexed faster in 2024? - 3 views

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  #1 daromano on 10 May 25

   

  I run a content-heavy site in the productivity niche and publish 3-4 long-form blog posts per week. The issue is that some of them don't even show up in Google's index for 5-7 days, sometimes longer. Search Console doesn't give much info beyond "discovered" or "crawled," but I'm trying to find a way to push indexing faster and know what's actually going on. I've tried resubmitting sitemaps, sharing on social, even adding internal links right away - still hit or miss. Is there a legit service or method that helps with fresh content indexing and gives proper feedback on what's working?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I run a content-heavy site in the productivity niche and publish 3-4 long-form blog posts per week. The issue is that some of them don't even show up in Google's index for 5-7 days, sometimes longer. Search Console doesn't give much info beyond "discovered" or "crawled," but I'm trying to find a way to push indexing faster and know what's actually going on. I've tried resubmitting sitemaps, sharing on social, even adding internal links right away - still hit or miss. Is there a legit service or method that helps with fresh content indexing and gives proper feedback on what's working?</div>

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  #2 polarko on 10 May 25

   

  I've been managing a similar blog in the health space and ran into the exact same thing - slow indexing despite good SEO hygiene. What really made a difference for me was using SpeedyIndex Google Index Checker. It's more than just a submission tool - it lets you upload a batch of URLs and tells you their live indexing status across multiple Google regions. What helped me is how it breaks down each URL into indexed, not indexed, crawled, or discovered. I pushed about 25 new articles through it, and within 48 hours, 80% were showing in Google search results. It also helped me catch a few pages that had canonical issues, which were silently holding them back. The platform updates indexing status automatically and lets you re-check as needed. I use it every Monday now as part of my publishing routine.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I've been managing a similar blog in the health space and ran into the exact same thing - slow indexing despite good SEO hygiene. What really made a difference for me was using <a href="https://en.speedyindex.com/google-index-checker/" rel="dofollow">SpeedyIndex Google Index Checker</a>. It's more than just a submission tool - it lets you upload a batch of URLs and tells you their live indexing status across multiple Google regions. What helped me is how it breaks down each URL into indexed, not indexed, crawled, or discovered. I pushed about 25 new articles through it, and within 48 hours, 80% were showing in Google search results. It also helped me catch a few pages that had canonical issues, which were silently holding them back. The platform updates indexing status automatically and lets you re-check as needed. I use it every Monday now as part of my publishing routine.</div>

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