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Introducing Serpjoy – the blog generator that gets your website mentioned by AI
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Every day, the indexing agent reads your sitemap, finds new and changed pages, sends them to search engines with IndexNow, checks which pages Google has indexed and emails you what changed.
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A page that isn’t indexed can’t rank. The indexing agent watches your sitemap so new pages don’t sit unnoticed for weeks.
The agent reads your sitemap every day and compares it with the last run, so it knows exactly which pages are new, changed or removed.
New and changed pages are sent to Bing, Yandex, Seznam and Naver within minutes. Each page is only sent when it’s new or has changed.
Through Google Search Console’s URL Inspection, see which pages Google has indexed, and which are “Crawled, not indexed” or “Discovered, not indexed”.
When pages are added or changed, your sitemap is resubmitted through Search Console, nudging Google to come back.
The agent checks your pages’ status codes, so you hear about broken pages before your visitors do.
Newly indexed pages, pages stuck waiting for Google and new 404s, in one short email.
Publishing a page doesn’t mean search engines will find it. New pages on small websites can wait days or weeks to be crawled, and some never make it into the index at all. Until a page is indexed, it can’t rank for anything, however good it is.
The usual causes are simple: search engines haven’t discovered the page yet, the page returns an error, or Google crawled it and decided it isn’t worth indexing yet. The indexing agent tackles the first two automatically and shows you exactly which pages fall into the third.
It’s a plain, predictable process: no guesswork, and nothing sent that Google doesn’t allow.
If a page has waited more than 7 days, it shows as stuck in your report. For pages that are “Crawled, not indexed”, make the content more useful and clearly different from your other pages, and link to it from related pages on your website. Run an on-page SEO report to rule out technical problems like a noindex tag.
Once your pages are indexed, follow how they perform in the rank tracker, and keep your whole website healthy with a regular website audit. See pricing for the plans that include the indexing agent.
Add a small key file to your website. It proves the website is yours, so IndexNow accepts your pages.
Add Serpstash’s account as a user of your Search Console property, so the agent can check your pages in Google.
The agent runs every day. Read the daily report, and fix any page that’s stuck or broken.
No tool can. Google decides what to index. The agent makes sure search engines hear about new pages quickly, shows you which pages Google has and hasn’t indexed, and flags problems like 404s that keep pages out.
No. Google only allows its Indexing API for job posting and livestream pages. Instead, the agent resubmits your sitemap through Search Console when pages are added or changed, the standard way to let Google know your pages have changed.
A free, official protocol that lets websites tell Bing, Yandex, Seznam and Naver about new and changed pages within minutes, instead of waiting for them to be crawled.
“Discovered” means Google knows the page exists but hasn’t visited it yet. “Crawled” means Google visited but chose not to index it, often because the page is thin or too similar to another. Improving the content usually helps.
Yes. Indexed pages are checked again every 30 days, so you find out if one drops out of Google’s index.
The pricing page shows which plans include the indexing agent.
The free plan covers one website with a monthly check-up and your top 20 keywords. Paid plans from $10 a month update every week and add competitors and backlinks.
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