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Do i have to submit every article we post to google search console?
We recently launched our news site on pop culture, we are a small group with little to no knowledge on how everthing work.
I’m trying to learn more on SEO and alike and i have a question.Do I have to submit every article we post to google search console?
I don’t think this should be the case, otherwise by the time google crawls it, the news has gone cold..
So what am i doing wrong? What should i do to do it right?
Please help me, it would mean the world to me/us…ps. i don’t know if it is helpful but i already submitted the sitemap.
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No but they might get indexed faster if you do
Also you should keep an active sitemap (lots of polugins for that)
but if your navigation is clean, Google will eventually find it
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just have like 50 bucks and go enroll a basic course
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News is a tough space to be in for a small website. SEO is best for long-lasting content that stays relevant for years to come.
You might be better served by promoting your content using more “fast-moving” avenues like video and social medias.As for indexing, you get the most benefit by submitting new articles manually especially when the site is small.
Once your site is larger, your new articles will get crawled quicker by Google.
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it depends how you host the website. some themes (wix) auto-index new pages, wordpress might not and self-build website certainly dont.
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How many articles are we talking about?
If it is a lot, try to scrape the urls once a week and update your sitemap.
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No. If you want to do something, every so often check when the last time your sitemap was crawled and re-submit it. If your site architecture is solid, you’ll get crawled often enough.
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No
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No, but if you’re hyper-focused on results and have an extra 10 seconds why not
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News is a hard space to break.
If you’re brand new, requesting being added to the crawl queue isn’t a bad idea until you’ve built authority
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If you’re doing news then you need a specific xml site map for google publisher console
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All you need to do is submit the sitemap. Requesting indexation of a page most likely will take away from your crawl budget.
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I personally always do
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You’r 100% right – No – you should never **have** to do this. This is limited to 20 a day for a reason – Google is meant to discover content automatically from links and the speed of which is set by how important (authoritative) your domain is.
Its amazing that people believe that they can write a blog post but that Google can’t read a sitemap or index a page without them telling <— this is the fundamental reason people can’t do SEO – they are so narcissistic they believe Google should listen to them.
but enough Edge Lords here believe that authority (which they equate to as link-building and despise) – will tell you that all you need to do is write great content.
tl;dr: Go build your authority and online profile and network.
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When we say submit manually to Google, is that update the sitemap for crawling?
Or is there a specific section to crawl and individual page that google doesn’t know about yet so hasn’t crawled.
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Yes, for newly lunched website it’s a good strategy to submit urls in GSC.
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