How do I get GSC to index pages that were crawled but not indexed?

I'm very confused, I write a new blog in high DR website(Medium) that link to my website for SEO. My blog doesn't get crawled, so I Ping my blog in Ping-o-Matic, after a week. My blog still didin't get listed. Is Ping-o-Matic actually working? submitted by /u/Interesting_Sea_9684 [link] [comments]

Hey SEO community, I’ve got a niche landing page targeting a high-intent keyword. On-page SEO is solid, and I’ve done internal linking from multiple blog posts — though most use the same anchor text (exact match). Now I’m considering two things: Diversifying internal anchors with related/partial match terms Creating highly relevant supporting blogs like: Benefits of using a "Main Keyword" How to choose the best "Main Keyword" Why taking a practice version is helpful on "Main Keyword" Common mistakes to avoid All these would link back to the main landing page with natural anchors. Just wondering: Have any of you seen rankings improve by building out this kind of content cluster around a transactional keyword? Or do you think it’s mostly the backlinks and page authority that do the heavy lifting? Would love to hear from those who’ve tried this recently. submitted by /u/hiteshpatell1990 [link] [comments]

I remember back in the day (til now lol) we used to manually go through and do outreach for links, but would anyone help a brother out with some recommendations on an automated/AI way to do this? I’m sure there’s something out there :’) submitted by /u/HeatheN_101 [link] [comments]

Reference my previous posts, I am using SiteGround which is a fabulous host for small businesses and agencies hosting small businesses. My site has graduated to enterprise level. It’s a Wordpress site with over a million pages. Potential to go to 5-6 million. I looked at VPS, still didn’t like the costs or the risks. I am considering staging on a gaming desktop and then pushing to an S3 bucket. How crazy am I? What are the pitfalls as far as SEO? No domain changes. submitted by /u/No_Mycologist4488 [link] [comments]

Looking for backlinks on websites related to the following topics: 1.) Women owned business 2.) Manufacturing 3.) Outdoor riding gear / apparel 4.) Home services 5.) Air filtration / air quality 6.) Aquariums / water quality / water conditioning 7.) Surgical / medical 8.) Grilling / pizza / pellet stoves I’m interested in websites that are owned by a company with a product or service to sell. Not news-style websites/blogs that talk about one or more of those topics along with finance, crypto, casinos, etc. submitted by /u/Striking-Impact-4757 [link] [comments]

How to do "Keyword Research"? I know Google is the answer, and after I finish this I'll start Googlein', but how does one do Keyword Research for your website? I made a shop and now want to find 3-5 keywords to target to start at $10/day total. How does one do this Research? Is there an app? Software? Website? Thank you everyone :) submitted by /u/AlexRescueDotCom [link] [comments]

I’m an author of 100+ listicle blog articles that highlight the top websites across different industries. I'm currently updating and expanding about 15-20 of the lists to include the most impressive, well-designed, and effective websites in various home services industries. Everything from plumbers, electricians, landscapers, home builders, contractors, pest control experts, etc. If you’d like to be considered for inclusion, I’m offering rented and permanent positions. The cost helps cover the time it takes to evaluate, format, and update the listicle. Site metrics include a 74 DR, 20+ year old domain, and actual traffic/rankings. The pages are routinely updated with fresh content. If your website works, the paid inclusion covers: 1.) A screenshot I'll take of your homepage. 2.) A short write-up highlighting what I feel makes your website stand out. 3.) A link to your website for my readers to review your site in further detail. 4.) A "featured" callout on the inclusion, to help you get further attention. 5.) A possible mention in social media or ads posts in the future. The listing will stay in the article for at least several years, assuming your website doesn't go offline or become degraded. Inclusion is limited, and only websites that genuinely meet the quality standards of the list will be featured. The quality standards include: 1.) The website must be mobile friendly. The website won't be accepted if it doesn't scale on mobile. 2.) The website must have easily readable content, not full of spelling / grammar issues, broken pages, etc. 3.) The website must have a pleasing design and offer qualities that others in the industry would appreciate. If you're interested in being considered, send me a message with your website URL. I’ll take a look and let you know if your site will work. Please understand it might take 1-2 days for me to review your suggested website. Thanks! Articles being refreshed: * Roofing Websites * Contractor Websites * HVAC Websites * Landscaping Websites * Home Builder Websites * Cleaning Company Websites * Pest Control Web Designs * Concrete Company Websites * Locksmith Websites * Electrician Websites * Architect Web Designs * Handyman Websites * Interior Design Websites * Plumbing Website Designs * Painting Company Websites * Carpet Cleaning Websites * Tree Service Web Designs * Moving Company Websites * Flooring Websites submitted by /u/Striking-Impact-4757 [link] [comments]

I have a client site with both a cookie banner as well as a legal disclaimer interstitial that covers most of the page (it's not an age gate). I just discovered that if I'm incognito on my phone, the cookie banner tool we're paying for is smart enough to only show itself once, but the legal disclaimer that was manually coded keeps loading and covering up the content on every page load and needs to be closed every single damn time. Do you think this is hurting my SEO as Google crawls through the site? On Lighthouse test / chromium it renders the disclaimer interstitial :/ I'd imagine for crawling and indexing purposes though Google is smart enough to figure it out and not load the popup when it does it's re-rankings and page renders, but who knows? Google surely can't be tripped up by something like this when they index billions of pages a day, or can they?? Or is every single site in regulated industries like alcohol, tobacco, adult etc with legal disclaimers on them at a huge disadvantage?? Traffic has been on the decline for over a year, so that's why I'm looking into previously overlooked issues. Thank you very mucho everyone!! Willing to pay for consultation if someone has done this before and can prove it. submitted by /u/Traquer [link] [comments]

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I run a web development agency that has specifically focused on building local sites for over 10 years at this point. We sometimes used to offer additional services, but unfortunately it’s been impossible to kinda ‘one-off’ subcontract out my SEO work. It’s mainly link building that I’m looking to outsource, since the rest of the on-page/technical stuff, we handle in-house. I’ve explored a few this week, but I’m scared to bite the bullet and spend money testing people, which is quite a costly trial and error obviously. Can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of some agencies to test out? submitted by /u/Shanus_Zeeshu [link] [comments]

I want to ask how anyone else may manage client provided content. I have a large client, with several different brands under their main company. Recently, they're started to provide content to us, or have other agencies providing it. Historically, we've written it (and it does extremely well in terms of ranking, traffic, and conversion -- even with LLMs coming int). The issue we're facing is that the content provided is: So bad we can't optimize it or make worth publishing. The other agencies shifting it to entirely promotional material (which after 20 post on one client in 6 months has largely fallen flat). We've provided best practices, trainings, and ongoing assistance to the agencies and internal staff. Sadly, the other agencies seem to have non-experts writing the content and internal team members just don't have the understanding of what a "blog post" actually is. Their internal staff is amazing, but I think it's a generational issue (raised in IG/TikTok so more than 50 words is too LONG). It's making our work really hard to keep delivering on. We recently stopped writing for one of them because the partner content was so bad, we didn't know what to do with it. The next piece: Now the other agencies seem to coming for the content (rewrites, updates) that we maintain with strong performance, and even want to start rewriting entire sections of the website, and "give it us" after they are done. We have said it doesn't work well that way, I've even said NO. We are trying to help clients understand that we need clear lanes of operations, but that seems to hard to understand. It's getting to point we're expected to turn dog food into DiGiorno. Any ideas. submitted by /u/Responsible_Bad4258 [link] [comments]

I see lots of people trying to figure out why large parts of their site have become "crawled - not indexed" that were previously indexed. I also see lots of posts about how come rankings are dropping after an update? I also see lots of posts about Google not indexing new content. This is all probably because of your backlinks. It should be clear that backlinks = authority in Google. It's been that way since Google was Backrub. Sure the relative importance of links has changed over that time, but links are still foundational to Google rankings. Authority is tied to indexing/re-indexing/maintaining indexed pages. Not just rankings. Just have to read through Google's PageRank patents to figure this out. You need backlinks to ensure the authority of those pages is high enough to be considered for indexing in the first place. Those pages inherit their authority via links pointing to them both within your site and without (external links). Internal pages provide some form of authority based on their own value, or authority, to those pages they link to. Similarly, you need authority to ensure those pages remain indexed. Building links for a few months then stopping won't do it. That's because what Google considers "worthy" is always changing. Links considered valuable 6 months ago may not be so valuable now. The old rules still apply: links = authority = indexing = ranking. They are all related. If you lose one (IE links) you will lost the rest eventually. And yes, I know there will be people who say "but I can rank sites without links" - ya maybe for low search volume/low competition phrases. I can do that too. But for more competitive phrases, link building consistently is still one of the most important ranking factors. But to prove it to you here's some of my own experience. It has worked on several of my own websites repeatedly: For all our sites we do regular ongoing link building. We don't look for "highly relevant" or "highly authoritative" links. We just get links. We also get a mix of links - they aren't all keyword anchor links. Some are naked links (IE just a bare link on the URL of the page). Links also go to many different parts of the site - not just home page. Some are also just links on the phrase "about us" to our about page. Not a lot of value in some cases, but still important BECAUSE YOU WANT YOUR LINK BUILDING EFFORTS TO APPEAR NATURAL. Hence, a variety of links to many pages. The key is consistency. Set a goal for a number of links per month and try to stick to it. To supplement this, I do regular content development. I also embed keyword anchor links in every article I write. Usually I look at my current rankings to see what phrases I need work on, and try to incorporate those phrases into the article into the introduction somehow. And usually with 3 or 4 days I can see my rankings for that phrase improve. I just did this last week and the phrase I chose improved 5 spots in rankings since Thursday (it's now Monday). The phrase I targeted gets 12.100 monthly searches and my site now ranks #2 for it when it was #7 Thursday and I'm already seeing increased traffic from search due to this single phrase (not just to this article - but to the site as a whole). So this week I'm targeting another highly searched for phrase for which I am on page 1, but lower down (position 5). I already have a related topic to write about, so I will write a new article, include that phrase in the introduction as a keyword anchor link) and watch the ranking improve by the weekend, if not early next week. So if you are having problems with "crawled not indexed" or falling ranking, or lowering indexed page counts, get link building now. You may not see rankings improve as quickly as I do, but I bet by next update you'll see some pretty good improvements. submitted by /u/emuwannabe [link] [comments]

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I was hoping to connect with someone to get some feedback on my resume from other professional SEOs, hopefully someone who hires other SEOs in an in-house enterprise setting. I've been doing SEO for 15 years, currently employed, but am looking to brush up my resume. I've already had connected with my alma mater's career center and they gave some feedback, but now I'd like to get someone who's experienced in SEO to look at it as well. If anyone has that background and would be willing to take a look, I'd appreciate it. submitted by /u/ryan112ryan [link] [comments]

I just took over a client website where the previous marketing team created 600 pages of short keyword heavy blogs, tags and categories. The majority of these have been deindexed and I see no value in these pages. However my question is should I delete them all or just leave them. If I leave them can they be harmful to the overall seo in any way? submitted by /u/TheStruggleIsDefReal [link] [comments]

Hello all, I have a painting company. Should each service page be optimized as a landing page. Such that if they were it's on site, it would be enough? thank you submitted by /u/JYanezez [link] [comments]

I just need some extensions to boost up my productivity and improve working habits. Thank you. submitted by /u/berzerk789 [link] [comments]

For the past few days I am getting thousands of hits from IP addresses that belong to Facebook. These visits are accessing different areas on my site. Each hit is from a new IP address and they all access a different page on my site. They do not dwell on the site. Each hit request only one page. The behavior look like bots. But I am not sure if I should block them. I am afraid that blocking by IP addresses would also block legitimate users. Please advise. submitted by /u/theredgiant [link] [comments]