How to index blog page on google search console


1. Ensure Your Blog is Crawlable

  • Check robots.txt:
  • Go to yourdomain.com/robots.txt and ensure there’s no Disallow rule blocking your blog.
  • Example of a bad rule: Disallow: /blog/ (this blocks all blog pages).
  • Noindex Tag:
  • Make sure your blog pages don’t have <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> in the HTML.

2. Submit Your Blog URL to Google Search Console

  1. Go to Google Search Console
  2. Enter your blog URL in the “URL Inspection” tool
  • If the page isn’t indexed, click “Request Indexing”.
  1. Submit a Sitemap (if you haven’t already)
  • Go to Sitemaps in GSC and submit your sitemap.xml (e.g., yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml).

3. Optimize Long Articles for Indexing

Since your articles are long, Google might take time to index them fully. Improve crawlability with:

Internal Linking:

  • Link to the blog post from other high-traffic pages.
  • Use descriptive anchor texts (e.g., “Learn how to index long articles on Google”).

Break Content into Sections with Headers (H2, H3, H4):

  • Helps Google understand structure.
  • Example:
    ## How to Index Long Articles ### Step 1: Submit to Google Search Console ### Step 2: Optimize for Crawlability

Use Schema Markup (Structured Data):

Improve Page Speed:

Add Images & Videos with Alt Text:

  • Helps with indexing in Google Images.

4. Build Backlinks & Social Signals

  • Share your blog post on social media (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook).
  • Get backlinks from authority sites (guest posts, forums like Reddit, Quora).
  • Internal links from older, indexed posts help Google discover new content faster.

5. Monitor Indexing Status

  • Check GSC Coverage Report for errors (like “Crawled – not indexed”).
  • If stuck, try:
  • Resubmitting the URL.
  • Adding more internal links.
  • Updating the content (Google prefers fresh content).

Final Tip: Be Patient

  • Google can take days to weeks to index long articles.
  • If still not indexed after 2 weeks, check for technical issues (e.g., duplicate content, low-quality backlinks).

By following these steps, your long blog posts should get indexed and rank well in Google. 🚀

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