Traffic from search engines is the most desirable for any resource. But so that people can find the site in search results, it must first of all get into the index. Some webmasters do not pay enough attention to this, hoping that search engines themselves will find their site or its new pages. Unfortunately, you can wait a very long time.
The indexing of the site in Yandex is especially different here. If Google grabs a page literally in a matter of days, then the main search engine of the Runet without outside help may not pay attention to the site for months.
But we can fix everything. If you know how to act, Yandex can index pages within a few minutes after they appear. And the faster your entries appear in the database of this search engine, the faster their promotion will begin - the easier it will be to get visitors and gain popularity on the Internet.
How quickly does a site get indexed in Yandex?
All resources can be divided into several groups based on the speed of indexing their new pages:
- 1. Fast indexed sites. These primarily include news portals and well-known forums. New entries literally end up in the index in a few minutes, which is quite logical - news remains news for a very short time. Also, a quick entry into the Yandex database is ensured by constantly updated trust resources. They have already won his trust with the quality of their content and age.
- 2. Well-indexed sites. These are resources that have accustomed the search engine to regular updates. They are not necessarily trusted or old, they simply constantly delight both users and search engines with new content. Yandex treats such sites well and pages are out of the index for no more than a few days.
- 3. Sites that are difficult to index. This applies to new resources, especially if webmasters do not take any action to popularize them. In addition, sites that are not updated for a long time are poorly indexed. If you don’t add new entries for several months, Yandex stops visiting the site - it will return when it pleases, you can wait for a very long time.
This is the classification. It is clear that it is conditional, based on the observations of webmasters and optimizers. Yandex will never tell anyone on what principle it indexes sites and how it determines who to visit and who is not worthy of its attention. But very useful conclusions can be drawn from this division.
Which sites are quickly indexed by Yandex:
- frequently updated: the more often records appear, the faster they get into the index;
- trust: age, TIC indicator, traffic, number of pages - the more, the higher the trust of Yandex in the site, the more often the search engine robot comes to it.
Of course, other factors can influence indexing, such as the subject of the site, external links, behavioral factors. Therefore, no one will undertake to guarantee the quick appearance of pages in search results, even for trust sites. Just as it is not necessary that a newly created website will wait months for indexing in Yandex. Moreover, we ourselves can have some influence on this process.
How to index a site in Yandex faster?
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First of all, you need to add your site to the Yandex webmaster panel (Yandex.Webmaster). This way you will notify the search engine about the availability of a new resource. The process is simple, but very useful, especially since it will give you the opportunity to monitor how your site is perceived by Yandex.
In addition, you can add each new page to the addurilka (in the same Yandex.Webmaster, the “Report a new site” item). Although this is not a guarantee of indexing, it will not be superfluous.
- create a site map: the best two types are HTML for users and XML for search robots. Thanks to this page, Yandex will be able to immediately see the structure of the site and all its records, which will allow it to quickly index everything;
- do internal linking: links from one page to another lead the search engine through the entire resource, and it includes the found records in the index;
- regularly update the site: get Yandex accustomed to the fact that you constantly have new entries - and it will visit the resource more often.
To make indexing in Yandex faster, you need to attract a search robot to your site from other resources through external links:
- 1. Announcement in in social networks and blog platforms. This is perhaps the most to date effective method speed up indexing in Yandex. For example, links from Twitter can lead a search robot to your site in a few minutes. Yandex loves its brainchild - Ya.ru blogs. Popular tool For fast indexing there are also VKontakte, LiveInternet, LiveJournal. It is clear that a lot depends on the promotion of the account or blog - if it is outside the Yandex index, then you should not expect that a link from it will help.
- 2. Blog comments and forum posts. It is especially effective if these resources are well indexed - the robot will immediately follow the link to your site. This method is best suited when you need to add a new site to the Yandex index, because this process is quite labor-intensive and can be used to speed up the indexing of each new entry irrational.
- 3. RSS broadcast in specialized catalogs. Yandex visits some RSS directories quite often, so if you add your site there and they broadcast new entries, this will help speed up indexing.
- 4. Adding to social bookmarks. MyPlace, BeaverDobr, Delicious, Toodoo are the most famous of them. Search engines monitor updates in these services, so your pages have every chance of quickly getting into the index.
- 5. Adding sites to white directories. It’s especially good if your resource manages to get into Yandex.Catalog. This will already indicate the search engine’s trust in it, and therefore good indexing.
- 6. Buying links. The most effective links will be from trust resources, as well as from news portals - they themselves are quickly indexed, and will provide this to your site. You can also order links from blogs, for example, Ya.ru or LiveJournal - they are inexpensive and work great.
Of course, this list can be continued, supplemented and updated. Especially when you consider that search engines are constantly changing and improving their algorithms, which means that any of the methods may become irrelevant or, on the contrary, contribute more to the rapid indexing of the site in Yandex. But this is a good start for website promotion - using the methods listed above, you can show your resource to search engines, and at the same time improve it and increase your link mass.
Quite often, a new site cannot be found in Yandex. Even if you type its name in the search bar. The reasons for this may be different. Sometimes search engines simply don’t yet know that a new resource has appeared. To figure out what’s going on and solve the problem, you need to register your site with Yandex.Webmaster.
What is site indexing in Yandex
First, let's figure out how search engines generally find out about new sites or changes to them. Yandex has special program, which is called a search robot. This robot surfs the Internet and looks for new pages. Sometimes he goes to old ones and checks to see if anything new has appeared on them.
When the robot finds a useful page, it adds it to its database. This database is called the search index. When we look for something in the search, we see sites from this database. Indexing is when the robot adds new documents there.
A robot cannot crawl the entire Internet every day. He doesn't have enough power for that. Therefore, he needs help - to report about new pages or changes to old ones.
What is Yandex.Webmaster and why is it needed?
Yandex.Webmaster is official service from Yandex. You need to add a website to it so that the robot knows about its existence. With its help, resource owners (webmasters) can prove that this is their site.
You can also see in Webmaster:
- when and where the robot entered;
- which pages it indexed and which it did not;
- what keywords do people search for?
- are there any technical errors?
Through this service you can set up a website: set the region, prices of goods, protect your texts from theft. You can ask the robot to re-visit the pages where you made changes. Yandex.Webmaster makes it easy to move to https or another domain.
How to add a new website to Yandex.Webmaster
Go to the Webmaster panel. Click "Login". You can enter the login and password that you use to log into Yandex mail. If you don't have it yet account, you will have to register.
After logging in, you will be taken to a page with a list of added resources. If you have not used the service before, the list will be empty. To add a new resource, click the “+” button.
On the next page, enter the address of your site and confirm its addition.
At the last stage you need to confirm your rights- prove to Yandex that you are the owner. There are several ways to do this.
How to confirm rights to a website in Yandex.Webmaster
The easiest way to confirm rights in Yandex.Webmaster is add a file to the site. To do this, click on the “HTML File” tab.
A small file will download. You'll need this file now, so save it somewhere you can see it. For example, on the desktop. Do not rename the file! There is no need to change anything about it.
Now upload this file to your website. Typically used for this file managers, But users don't need to do any of this. Just go to the back office, click "Files". Then at the top of the page - “Add file”. Select the file you downloaded earlier.
Then return to the Yandex.Webmaster panel and click the “Check” button. After successfully confirming access rights, your site will appear in the list of added ones. Thus, you have informed Yandex.Webmaster about the new site.
Meta tag Yandex.Webmaster
Sometimes the method described above does not work, and the owners cannot confirm the rights to the site in Webmaster. In this case, you can try another method: add a line of code to the template.
In Webmaster go to the "Meta Tag" tab. You will see a line that needs to be added to the HTML code.
Users can contact technical support and ask to insert this code. This will be done as part of a free revision.
When they do this in Webmaster, click the “Check” button. Congratulations, you have registered your site in a search engine!
Preliminary setup of Yandex.Webmaster
The site has been added to the search, now the robot will definitely come to you and index it. This usually takes up to 7 days.
Add a link to your sitemap
In order for the robot to index the resource faster, add the sitemap.xml file to Webmaster. This file contains the addresses of all pages of the resource.
Online stores already have this file configured and should be added to Webmaster automatically. If this does not happen, add a link to sitemap.xml in the “Indexing” - “Sitemap Files” section.
Check robots.txt
In the robots.txt file indicate pages that the robot does not need to visit. These are the cart, checkout, back office and other technical documents.
By default, it creates robots.txt, which does not need to be modified. Just in case, we recommend checking for errors in robots. To do this, go to “Tools” - “Analysis of robots.txt”.
Set the site region
On the “Site Information” - “Region” page, you can set the region of the site. For online stores, these are the cities, regions and countries where purchased goods are delivered. If you don’t have a store, but a directory or blog, then the region will be the whole world.
Set the sales region as shown in the screenshot:
What else is Webmaster useful for?
On the “Search Queries” page you can see the phrases that come to you from the search.
The “Indexing” section displays information about when the robot was on the site and how many pages it found. The “Site Moving” subsection will help you if you decide to install and switch to https. The “Page Retraversal” subsection is also extremely useful. In it you can indicate to the robot the pages on which the information has changed. Then, on your next visit, the robot will index them first.
On the “Products and Prices” page of the “Site Information” section, you can provide information about your online store. To do this, the resource must be configured to upload data on products and prices in YML format. At correct setting Prices and delivery information will be displayed in the search results of product pages.
If you want to improve the visibility of your company in Yandex services, you should use the section “ Useful services». In Yandex.Directory, you can specify the phone number, address of your store, and opening hours. This information will be displayed directly in Yandex results. This will also add you to Yandex.Maps.
Yandex.Metrica - another important tool for the owner of an Internet resource, showing traffic data. Statistics and dynamics of site traffic are displayed in easy-to-analyze tables, charts and graphs.
After connecting to the Yandex.Webmaster and Yandex.Metrica services, you will receive a sufficient amount of information to manage the site’s positions and traffic. These are indispensable tools for website owners who want to promote their resources in the most popular search engine in Russia.
The next step in website promotion is through a similar service Search Console. That's all, good luck with your promotion!
What is indexing? This is the process of a robot receiving the content of your site's pages and including that content in search results. If we look at the numbers, the indexing robot’s database contains trillions of website page addresses. Every day the robot requests billions of such addresses.
But this whole large process of indexing the Internet can be divided into small stages:
First, the indexing robot must know that a page on your site has appeared. For example, by indexing other pages on the Internet, finding links, or downloading the set nemp. We learned about the page, after which we plan to crawl this page, send data to your server to request this page of the site, receive the content and include it in the search results.
This entire process is the process of exchanging the indexing robot with your website. If the requests sent by the indexing robot practically do not change, and only the page address changes, then your server’s response to the robot’s page request depends on many factors:
- from your CMS settings;
- from the hosting provider settings;
- from the work of the intermediate provider.
This answer is just changing. First of all, when requesting a page, the robot from your site receives the following service response:
These are HTTP headers. They contain various service information that allows the robot to understand what content will be transmitted now.
I would like to focus on the first header - this is the HTTP response code that indicates to the indexing robot the status of the page that the robot requested.
There are several dozen such HTTP code statuses:
I'll tell you about the most popular ones. The most common response code is HTTP-200. The page is available, it can be indexed, included in search results, everything is fine.
The opposite of this status is HTTP-404. The page is not on the site, there is nothing to index, and there is nothing to include in the search. When changing the structure of sites and changing the addresses of internal pages, we recommend setting up a 301 server for redirection. He will just point out to the robot that old page moved to a new address and it is necessary to include the new address in the search results.
If the page content has not changed since the last time a robot visited the page, it is best to return an HTTP-304 code. The robot will understand that there is no need to update the pages in the search results and the content will not be transferred either.
If your site is only available for a short period of time, for example, when doing some work on the server, it is best to configure HTTP-503. It will indicate to the robot that the site and server are currently unavailable, you need to come back a little later. In case of short-term unavailability, this will prevent pages from being excluded from search results.
In addition to these HTTP codes and page statuses, you also need to directly obtain the content of the page itself. If for a regular visitor the page looks like this:
these are pictures, text, navigation, everything is very beautiful, then for the indexing robot any page is just a set of source code, HTML code:
Various meta tags, text content, links, scripts, a lot of all kinds of information. The robot collects it and includes it in search results. It seems that everything is simple: they requested a page, received the status, received the content, and included it in the search.
But it’s not without reason that the Yandex search service receives more than 500 letters from webmasters and site owners stating that certain problems have arisen with the server’s response.
All these problems can be divided into two parts:
These are problems with the HTTP response code and problems with the HTML code, with the direct content of the pages. There can be a huge number of reasons for these problems. The most common is that the indexing robot is blocked by the hosting provider.
For example, you launched a website and added a new section. The robot begins to visit your site more often, increasing the load on the server. The hosting provider sees this on their monitoring, blocks the indexing robot, and therefore the robot cannot access your site. You go to your resource - everything is fine, everything works, the pages are beautiful, everything opens, everything is great, but the robot cannot index the site. If the site is temporarily unavailable, for example, if you forgot to pay Domain name, the site has been down for several days. The robot comes to the site, it is inaccessible, under such conditions it can disappear from the search results literally after a while.
Incorrect CMS settings, for example, when updating or switching to another CMS, when updating the design, can also cause the pages of your site to disappear from the search results if the settings are incorrect. For example, the presence of a prohibiting meta tag in source code site pages, incorrect setting of the canonical attribute. Make sure that after all the changes you make to the site, the pages are accessible to the robot.
The Yandex tool will help you with this. To the webmaster to check the server response:
You can see what HTTP headers your server returns to the robot, and the contents of the pages themselves.
The “indexing” section contains statistics where you can see which pages are excluded, the dynamics of changes in these indicators, and do various sorting and filtering.
Also, I already talked about this section today, the “site diagnostics” section. If your site becomes unavailable to a robot, you will receive a corresponding notification and recommendations. How can this be fixed? If no such problems arise, the site is accessible, meets codes 200, and contains correct content, then the robot begins automatic mode visit all the pages that he recognizes. This does not always lead to the desired consequences, so the robot’s activities can be limited in a certain way. There is a robots.txt file for this. We'll talk about it in the next section.
Robots.txt
The robots.txt file itself is small Text Document, it lies in the root folder of the site and contains strict rules for the indexing robot that must be followed when crawling the site. The advantages of the robots.txt file are that you do not need any special or specialized knowledge to use it.
All you have to do is open Notepad, enter certain format rules, and then simply save the file on the server. Within a day, the robot begins to use these rules.
If we take an example of a simple robots.txt file, here it is, just on the next slide:
The “User-Agent:” directive shows for which robots the rule is intended, allowing/denying directives and auxiliary Sitemap and Host directives. A little theory, I would like to move on to practice.
A few months ago I wanted to buy a pedometer, so I turned to Yandex. Market for help with the choice. Moved from the main page of Yandex to Yandex. Market and got to home page service.
Below you can see the address of the page I went to. The address of the service itself also added the identifier of me as a user on the site.
Then I went to the “catalog” section
I selected the desired subsection and configured the sorting parameters, price, filter, how to sort, and manufacturer.
I received a list of products, and the page address has already grown.
I went to the desired product, clicked on the “add to cart” button and continued checkout.
During my short journey, the page addresses changed in a certain way.
Service parameters were added to them, which identified me as a user, set up sorting, and indicated to the site owner where I came from to this or that page of the site.
I think such pages, service pages, will not be very interesting to search engine users. But if they are available to the indexing robot, they may be included in the search, since the robot essentially behaves like a user.
He goes to one page, sees a link that he can click on, goes to it, loads the data into his robot’s database and continues this crawl of the entire site. This category of such addresses also includes personal data of users, for example, such as delivery information or contact information of users.
Naturally, it is better to ban them. This is exactly what the robots.txt file will help you with. You can go to your website this evening at the end of the Webmaster, click, and see which pages are actually available.
In order to check robots.txt there is a special tool in Webmaster:
You can download, enter page addresses, see if they are accessible to the robot or not.
Make some changes, see how the robot reacts to these changes.
Errors when working with robots.txt
In addition to such a positive effect - closing service pages, robots.txt can play a cruel joke if handled incorrectly.
Firstly, the most common problem when using robots.txt is the closing of really necessary site pages, those that should be in the search and shown for queries. Before you make changes to robots.txt, be sure to check whether the page you want to close is showing up for search queries. Perhaps a page with some parameters is in the search results and visitors come to it from search. Therefore, be sure to check before using and making changes to robots.txt.
Secondly, if your site uses Cyrillic addresses, you won’t be able to indicate them directly in robots.txt; they must be encoded. Since robots.txt is an international standard that all indexing robots follow, they will definitely need to be coded. It is not possible to explicitly specify the Cyrillic alphabet.
The third most popular problem is different rules for different robots of different search engines. For one indexing robot, all indexing pages were closed, for the second, nothing was closed at all. As a result of this, everything is fine in one search engine, the desired page is in the search, but in another search engine there may be trash, various garbage pages, and something else. Be sure to make sure that if you set a ban, it must be done for all indexing robots.
The fourth most popular problem is the use of the Crawl-delay directive when it is not necessary. This directive allows you to influence the purity of requests from the indexing robot. This is a practical example, a small website, placed it on a small hosting, everything is fine. We added a large catalog, the robot came, saw a bunch of new pages, started accessing the site more often, increased the load, downloaded it and the site became inaccessible. We set the Crawl-delay directive, the robot sees this, reduces the load, everything is fine, the site works, everything is perfectly indexed, it is in the search results. After some time, the site grows even more, is transferred to a new hosting that is ready to cope with these requests, with a large number of requests, and they forget to remove the Crawl-delay directive. As a result, the robot understands that a lot of pages have appeared on your site, but cannot index them simply because of the established directive. If you've ever used the Crawl-delay directive, make sure it's not there now and that your service is ready to handle the load from the indexing robot.
In addition to the described functionality, the robots.txt file allows you to solve two very important tasks - get rid of duplicates on the site and indicate the address of the main mirror. This is exactly what we will talk about in the next section.
Doubles
By duplicates we mean several pages of the same site that contain absolutely identical content. The most common example is pages with and without a slash at the end of the address. Also, a duplicate can be understood as the same product in different categories.
For example, roller skates can be for girls, for boys, the same model can be in two sections at the same time. And thirdly, these are pages with an insignificant parameter. As in the example with Yandex. The market defines this page as a “session ID”; this parameter does not change the content of the page in principle.
To detect duplicates and see which pages the robot is accessing, you can use Yandex. Webmaster.
In addition to statistics, there are also addresses of pages that the robot downloaded. You see the code and the last call.
Troubles that duplicates lead to
What's so bad about doubles?
Firstly, the robot begins to access absolutely identical pages of the site, which creates an additional load not only on your server, but also affects the crawling of the site as a whole. The robot begins to pay attention to duplicate pages, and not to those pages that need to be indexed and included in search results.
The second problem is that duplicate pages, if they are accessible to the robot, can end up in search results and compete with the main pages for queries, which, naturally, can negatively affect the site being found for certain queries.
How can you deal with duplicates?
First of all, I recommend using the “canonical” tag in order to point the robot to the main, canonical page, which should be indexed and found in search queries.
In the second case, you can use a 301 server redirect, for example, for situations with a slash at the end of the address and without a slash. We set up redirection - there are no duplicates.
And thirdly, as I already said, this is the robots.txt file. You can use both deny directives and the Clean-param directive to get rid of insignificant parameters.
Site mirrors
The second task that robots.txt allows you to solve is to point the robot to the address of the main mirror.
Mirrors are a group of sites that are absolutely identical, like duplicates, only the two sites are different. Webmasters usually encounter mirrors in two cases - when they want to move to new domain, or when the user needs to make several website addresses available.
For example, you know that when users type your address or the address of your website in the address bar, they often make the same mistake - they misspell, put the wrong character, or something else. You can purchase an additional domain in order to show users not a stub from the hosting provider, but the site they really wanted to go to.
Let's focus on the first point, because it is with this that problems most often arise when working with mirrors.
I advise you to carry out the entire moving process according to the following instructions. A small instruction that will allow you to avoid various problems when moving to a new domain name:
First, you need to make sites accessible to the indexing robot and place absolutely identical content on them. Also make sure that the robot knows about the existence of the sites. The easiest way is to add them to Yandex. Webmaster and confirm rights to them.
Secondly, using the Host directive, point the robot to the address of the main mirror - the one that should be indexed and be in the search results.
We are waiting for gluing and transfer of all indicators from the old site to the new one.
After which you can set up redirection from the old address to the new one. A simple instruction, if you are moving, be sure to use it. I hope there won't be any problems with
moving.
But, naturally, errors arise when working with mirrors.
First of all, the most the main problem– this is the absence of explicit instructions for the indexing robot to the address of the main mirror, the address that should be in the search. Check on your sites that they have a host directive in their robots.txt, and that it points to exactly the address that you want to see in the search.
The second most popular problem is using redirection to change the main mirror in an existing group of mirrors. What's happening? The old address, since it redirects, is not indexed by the robot and is excluded from search results. In this case, the new site does not appear in the search, since it is not the main mirror. You lose traffic, you lose visitors, I think no one needs this.
And the third problem is the inaccessibility of one of the mirrors when moving. The most common example in this situation is when they copied the site’s content to a new address, but the old address was simply disabled, they did not pay for the domain name and it became unavailable. Naturally, such sites will not be merged; they must be accessible to the indexing robot.
Useful links in the work:
- More useful information you will find in the Yandex.Help service.
- All the tools I talked about and even more - there is a beta version of Yandex.Webmaster.
Answers on questions
“Thank you for the report. Is it necessary to disable indexing of CSS files for the robot in robots.txt or not?
We do not recommend closing them at this time. Yes, CSS JavaScript is better leave, because now we are working to ensure that the indexing robot begins to recognize both scripts on your site and styles, and see how a visitor does from a regular browser.
“Tell me, if the site URLs are the same for the old and the new, is that normal?”
It's okay. Basically, you just update the design, add some content.
“The site has a category and it consists of several pages: slash, page1, page2, up to 10, for example. All pages have the same category text, and it turns out to be duplicate. Will this text be a duplicate or should it be closed somehow, a new index on the second and further pages?
First of all, since the pagination on the first page and the content on the second page are generally different, they will not be duplicates. But you need to expect that the second, third and further pagination pages can get into the search and show up for some relevant query. Better in pagination pages, I would recommend using the canonical attribute, in the best case - on the page on which all products are collected so that the robot does not include pagination pages in the search. People very often use canonical on the first page of pagination. The robot comes to the second page, sees the product, sees the text, does not include the page in the search and understands due to the attribute that it is the first pagination page that should be included in the search results. Use canonical, and close the text itself, I think there is no need.
Source (video): How to set up site indexing- Alexander Smirnov
Magomed Cherbizhev
Have you created a website, but can’t find it in search engines? No problem! In this material you will learn how to index a website in Yandex and Google in the shortest possible period of time. It’s probably unnecessary to talk about the advantages of quickly getting into the search engine index. After all, anyone understands that the sooner his website is shown in search results, the faster new clients will appear. And for this to work, you need to get into the search engine database.
By the way, thanks the right approach, new materials on our site are quite good, and most importantly, they are always quickly indexed by search engines. Perhaps you came to this page after using the corresponding request in the search bar. Let’s move on from the lyrics to practice.
How to find out if a site is indexed?
The first thing you need to do is find out whether the site is indexed by search engines. It may be that the site simply is not on the first page of the search for the query you entered. These may be high-volume queries that need to be worked on to show up SEO promotion, and not just make and launch a website.
So, to check, we go to all the search engines that make sense to go to ( Yandex, Google, Mail, Rambler) and to the line search query enter the site address.
If your resource has not yet been indexed, nothing will be shown in the search results, or other sites will appear.
How to index a site in Yandex?
First, we’ll tell you how to index a website in Yandex. But before you add your resource, check that it works correctly, opens correctly on all devices and contains only unique content. For example, if you add a site at the development stage, you can simply fall under the filter - this happened to us once and we had to wait a whole month for Yandex to understand that we have a high-quality site and lift the sanctions.
To inform Yandex about a new site, you must add it to Yandex Webmaster And install Yandex Metrica, the first tool is responsible for Additional information about the resource ( region, structure, quick links) and how the site looks in organic results, the second for collecting data on the site ( attendance, behavior, etc.), which, according to our experience, also affects the indexing of the site and its position in the search. Also, be sure to make a sitemap and indicate it in the webmasters panel.
How to index a site in Google?
Most often, Google itself quickly finds new sites and puts them into search, but waiting for Google to come and do all the work for us is too presumptuous, so let’s figure out how to index a site in Google.
After the sites are added, it should go through from 3 to 7 days, before search engines update the data and index the site.
You always want new website pages to appear in search results as quickly as possible, and for this there are several secret (and very simple) ways to speed up the indexing of website pages in search engines.
3. To perform the manipulation described in paragraph 2, only for the Google search engine, go to Search Console. Select "Scan" and "See like Googlebot"-add the address new page and click “Scan”, after which we request indexing.
Site indexing analysis
In conclusion, it should be noted that even after successful indexing of the site in search engines, the work does not end there. It is necessary to periodically analyze the indexing of the site, as well as remove positions for popular queries. This will allow you to keep your finger on the pulse and not end up in a situation where a significant part of the traffic from organic search results has simply disappeared.
This happened to many old sites that used old promotion methods after the release Yandex algorithm Baden-Baden. At the same time, Yandex announced in advance that it was launching this algorithm and over-optimized pages would be excluded from the search, while Google never reports the release of new algorithms. Therefore, only tireless monitoring will allow you to remain or become a topic leader!
