How to Get Pages Indexed Faster by Google
Getting your pages indexed by Google quickly requires a combination of technical optimisation and proactive submission. The nine methods covered in this guide include submitting URLs through Google Search Console, using the Google Indexing API for programmatic submission, implementing the IndexNow protocol for instant notification to Bing and other search engines, building strong internal links from already-indexed pages to new content, creating and submitting an XML sitemap, ensuring your robots.txt file is not blocking important pages, improving page load speed and Core Web Vitals scores, publishing high-quality unique content that search engines want to index, and building external backlinks from authoritative domains. Each method is explained with step-by-step instructions and real examples. The guide also covers common mistakes that slow down indexing, such as accidentally blocking pages with noindex tags, having orphaned pages with no internal links, and submitting URLs that return server errors. For websites with hundreds or thousands of pages, manual submission through Search Console is impractical. Automated tools like IndexPushy let you submit URLs in bulk and monitor which pages have been successfully indexed, saving hours of manual work each week.