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Ranking question
Hi, not sure if there’s a questions thread to ask or anything.
Once a page is indexed, will it start to rank straight away or will it take some time for it to rank on Google? -
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time, unless its breaking news on a powerful site.
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Indexed just means Google is aware of its existence. There’s no guarantee it’ll rank in the top 10, or top 100 for that matter. Ranking comes with time and authority.
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When your site or post is an index that means your site or post is on Google. Ranking depends on the quality content, Authority, and many factors. Google needs some time to rank on the 1st page in the SERP results.
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You should see it start to rank primarily for it’s name and/or the company name. Some long tail text should start to rank within a few weeks, assuming you aren’t taking any other action to promote the site.
That’s assuming it’s all spiderable, hasn’t been noindexed (IE you aren’t blocking crawlers) so that it’s fully accessible by said crawlers
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Right now Search engines took time for indexing, Seo is a long term process it will take time to analyse and give a ranking.
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After entering the URL into the index, the content immediately receives a search rank (position in search results), which depends on the content including search engine optimization, originality, and trustworthiness.
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First a page gets crawled – that’s when Google reads the page and understands what’s on it.
Indexing comes after that, where it’s placed somewhere in Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs). Indexed means it’s somewhere on Google, but this might not be the first page, or the first 10 pages of a Google Search Result.
It could take time, or it could take changes for the SEO (most of the time you’ll tweak things a lot to get it to #1). There’s a whole lot that contributes to where it gets on Google, and sometimes if you’re copying content from either your own site or someone else’s then google will Crawl, but not Index your site and it’ll tell you (sometimes) what the issue is, and you’ll have a “Crawled – not indexed” issue.
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To many factors. All depends on your page – headings text’s and more and more
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It depends on the competition. For something really competitive, it may never rank well. For something that nobody is trying to rank for, it could rank in the top 5 pretty much right away.
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