Indexing your website on Google
What is website indexing?
To get your website appearing on Google search results, Google must first index your website. This involves Google crawlers ("Googlebot") analysing your website and storing the information in Google's search index.
The best way to manage website indexing on Google is to use the Google Search Console. We recommend creating an account and adding your website as a property. You can then submit a sitemap to help Google index your website.
How to check if Google has indexed your website
Go to Google in your browser and search site:[[yourdomain.com]]. Replace [[yourdomain.com]] with your website domain. If Google has indexed your website, you should be able to see your website in the search results.
To check if Google has indexed a specific page, use the URL Inspection Tool.
How to re-index your website on Google
If you've made changes to any of your website pages' metadata, Google will need to re-index the page in order to show the latest version in search results.
To do this, you can use the URL Inspection Tool or resubmit your sitemap via Google Search Console. Once you have signed up and created an account on Google Search Console, this article will guide you through making the request.
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